The Australian Senate passed a social media ban for children under 16, making platforms like TikTok and Facebook liable for fines up to $33 million for failing to prevent underage accounts. The House is expected to approve the legislation, which includes privacy protections and a one-year implementation period for the ban. Critics fear potential negative impacts on children’s mental health and online safety, while advocates see it as a necessary measure to protect vulnerable youth from harm on social media.
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Camp Mystic began evacuating 45 minutes after ‘life-threatening flash flooding’ alert: Spokesperson
Camp Mystic's executive director Dick Eastland initiated evacuations approximately 45 minutes after a "life-threatening flash flood" alert from the National Weather Service, tragically resulting in 27 deaths as floodwaters surged through the camp in Hunt, Texas. Despite receiving initial warnings, the situation escalated rapidly, leading Eastland to attempt a rescue before his own demise as he worked to move campers to safety. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Camp Mystic Flood Tragedy A big...
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