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The KIDS Act Is Just as Unconstitutional as KOSA ... Just in Different Words

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By Ari Cohn
| platformpolemics.aricohn.com
At the end of June, the House of Representatives passed the KIDS Act (HR 7757) — a package of ostensible online youth safety bills — in a semi-defiant response to the White House-backed Senate kids safety plan.
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The FTC’s Threats Against Apple News Are Baseless

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By Ari Cohn, Angel Eduardo
| The Dispatch Verified
The agency’s intimidation tactics would be frightening if they weren’t ridiculous. Illustration by Noah Hickey/The Dispatch (Photo via Getty Images). Illustration by Noah Hickey/The Dispatch (Photo via Getty Images). Turn any article into a podcast. Upgrade now to start listening. Premium Members can share articles with friends & family to bypass the paywall. “The FTC is not the speech police,” FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson wrote to Apple CEO Tim Cook on February 12.
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You can’t eliminate real-world violence by suing over online speech

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By Ari Cohn
| fire.org
With so much of our national conversation taking place online, there’s an almost reflexive tendency to search for online causes — and online solutions — when tragedy strikes in the physical world. The murder of Charlie Kirk was no exception. Almost immediately, many (some in good faith, and others decidedly less so) began to postulate about the role played by online rhetoric and polarization. Taking the stage at Utah Valley University to discuss political violence last week, Sens.
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