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New Irish ad powerfully shows the dangers of sharing children’s lives online
Mon Dec 1, 2025 - 6:14 pm EST (LifeSiteNews) – A powerful new Irish advertisement is circulating to illustrate the dangers of children sharing personal information on social media. The 40-second spot follows a mother, father,…
Lawmakers to consider 19 bills for childproofing the internet
Can you judge the heat of a moral panic by the number of bills purporting to solve it? At the height of human trafficking hysteria in the 2010s, every week seemed to bring some new measure meant to help the government tackle…
Many people enjoy digital content abundance despite occasional overload
"What if people appreciate having an abundance of content and communication, more than they feel overloaded by it?" Rasmus Klein Nielsen, a communication professor at the University of Copenhagen, recently asked on…
We are back | Power Line
Ever since Power Line attracted its first few readers, I have awoken in the early morning hours to catch up on the news and work on the site. Thinking about what I might write has become a disturbance in my sleep. Since I…
Moral panic about rough sex gives way to censorship in the UK
Second-wave feminism of the worst sort is alive and well in Britain, apparently. The United Kingdom is on its way to criminalizing depictions of choking during sex, in a move it describes as boosting "protection for…
‘Genes matter,’ says scientist studying social media and mental health
There is only a small link between social media use and well-being—and even that partly comes down to genetics. So say Dutch researchers after examining data from more 6,000 people on a Netherlands twin registry. They also…
The CHAT act won’t protect kids, but it might break the internet.
Congress is quietly drifting toward an ID-verified internet. The Children Harmed by AI Technology (CHAT) Act of 2025 is Washington's newest attempt to regulate speech through mandatory age checks. Rather than protecting…
Pro-freedom group warns Liberal bill could secretly cut off Canadians’ internet access
Mon Nov 3, 2025 - 1:31 pm ESTMon Nov 3, 2025 - 1:31 pm EST OTTAWA, Ontario (LifeSiteNews) — Free speech advocates have warned that the Liberals’ cybersecurity bill would allow them to block any individual’s internet access by…
Congress investigates TeaOnHer app for letting men post about women without consent
Is chatting about a woman without her express permission illegal? Some members of the House of Representatives seem to think so. They've sent investigative demands to an app called TeaOnHer over it allowing users to post…
Can eating more protein fix our digital malaise?
We live in an era of analog nostalgia. Today's tech critics, both on the right and the left, worry that the internet, social media, smartphones, and artificial intelligence will, indeed already are, robbing people of…
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