Where's The Pork? Outrageous Government Spending

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Countries Are Banning Social Media. So Why Isn't America?

Countries around the world are moving to protect children from social media. So why is America still waiting? The United Kingdom has announced plans to ban social media for children under 16, joining a growing international movement demanding stronger safeguards for young users. ...  Show more

Sex Offenders: Are Communities Really Safe?

It’s been reported that we are approaching 1 million registered sex offenders in communities throughout the country. To protect communities, states have a sexual offender registry which was enacted to keep track of registered offenders, reduce re-offending, and to deter individua ...  Show more

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