‘A Generational Crisis’: Fighting for Families in the Digital Age
The director of the Technology and Human Flourishing Project says a ‘positive No to screens’ is actually a ‘Yes to so much more in life.’
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A Catholic Response to the Potential TikTok Ban
As clock winds down for Chinese app, Catholics consider dangers and uses as evangelization tool.
Social-Media Health Hazard? Attorneys General Call for Surgeon General’s Warning
Bipartisan group cites the potential psychological harm that such sites can have on children and teenagers.
Panel Explains How State Laws Can Help Parents Shield Kids from Online Sexual Material
The panelists agreed that pornography also posed numerous dangers to adults, but Jashinsky noted that protecting children is “a higher priority” at the moment.
US House Passes Bill to Ban or Force Sale of TikTok
The measure passed in an overwhelming bipartisan 352-65 vote. House members supporting the bill voiced their concerns that the app poses a threat to national security and could also be acting as a propaganda outlet for the Chinese Communist Party.
Republican Attorneys General Threaten YouTube Over ‘Misleading’ Label on Pro-Life Videos
Letter states: ‘Your bias against pro-life and pro-woman messages is un-American; inconsistent with the liberties protected by the First Amendment; and, in this case, illegal. It must stop.’
‘Blood On Your Hands’: Lawmakers Grill Tech CEOs On Child-Exploitation ‘Crisis’
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children reported receiving 100,000 reports of online child sexual-abuse material per day in 2023.
Meet the Tech Professional-Turned-Dominican Priest Evangelizing Big Tech
Dominican Father Corwin Low tells the Register how he went from a successful businessman to becoming a priest in a mendicant religious order.
Teens and Tech: Lawmakers’ Attention Required
Family advocates recommend legislative action to combat online harms.
Large US Companies Rated on Respect for Free Speech, Religious Freedom
Companies that have come under fire for encroaching free speech, such as Twitter, Meta, and Alphabet, are all on the list.
