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TECHNOLOGY

New Zealand's Prime Minister Proposes Social Media Ban for Users Under 16

Tuesday, May 06

New Zealand PM proposes banning social media access for children under 16, following Australia’s lead, to protect youth from harmful content.

POLITICS

House Passes "Take It Down Act," Making Revenge Porn a Federal Crime

Tuesday, Apr 29

The House passed a bipartisan bill, the "Take It Down Act," to criminalize revenge porn and enhance protections for victims.

WORLD NEWS

New Zealand First Party Proposes Bill to Define Gender Based on Biology

Tuesday, Apr 22

New Zealand's minority coalition party introduces a bill to legally define gender based on biological sex.

POLITICS

House Passes Bill Limiting Federal Judges' Powers to Issue Nationwide Injunctions Against Trump's Agenda

Thursday, Apr 10

The US House has approved a bill curbing federal judges' powers to issue nationwide injunctions against Trump's policies, marking a shift in judiciary control.

ECONOMY

Senators Express Concerns Over Trump's New Tariffs, Warnings of Political Fallout

Saturday, Apr 05

Republican senators voice concerns over Trump's tariffs, predicting potential economic downturns and political repercussions for the GOP.

POLITICS

Bipartisan Push in U.S. Senate to Limit Trump's Tariffs Gains Momentum Amid Growing Concerns

Saturday, Apr 05

U.S. Senators propose legislation requiring congressional approval for President Trump's tariffs as bipartisan concerns rise over economic impacts.

WORLD NEWS

Utah Makes History as First State to Ban LGBTQ Pride Flags in Schools and Government Buildings

Saturday, Mar 29

Utah becomes the first US state to ban LGBTQ pride flags in schools and government buildings, igniting political tensions with Salt Lake City.

POLITICS

Israel's Parliament Approves Controversial Judicial Overhaul Amid Protests

Friday, Mar 28

Israeli lawmakers passed a divisive law that expands government power over judge appointments, intensifying concerns about the erosion of democracy amid protests.