Senate passes Kids Online Safety Act by wide margin, sending it to House

The Kids Online Safety Act, aimed at regulating children's use of social media, has passed the Senate and is now awaiting consideration in the House. The bill, supported by bipartisan lawmakers, seeks to enhance privacy and safety for minors online by banning targeted advertising and holding social media companies accountable for harmful content. Families affected by social media's negative impacts have been advocating for this change, highlighting the urgent need for regulation. The bill's future in the House remains uncertain, with a deadline at the end of the year for it to be passed and sent to President Biden.

What challenges does the bill face in the House of Representatives?

What tragic event motivated parents like Joanne Bogart to lobby for this legislation?