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Key Analyst Says U.S. is ‘Going Broke’ Under Trump
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Key Analyst Says U.S. is ‘Going Broke’ Under Trump - NewsBreak President Donald Trump’s faltering push to shrink the national debt could be accelerating the country’s descent toward financial ruin, according to a key a

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New York’s Broadband Law Sets a New Benchmark for Access | TechPolicy.Press As federal funding remains in flux, state-driven solutions are key in ensuring broadband remains within reach for lower-income households, writes Brenna Leasor.

Platforms like TikTok and Instagram are being used to advertise drugs like ketamine, often hidden behind emojis and slang.

Deals move to private messaging apps where "menus" and payment details are shared. These drugs are sometimes laced with dangerous substances like fentanyl, putting kids at serious risk.

Here’s How Parents Can Step In:

1. If your child’s school offers any substance-use education, ask if ketamine and other trending drugs are being included. Kids need to understand the risks, especially when access is just a DM away.

2. Just like we teach internet safety and how to handle online strangers, it’s just as important to talk about the dangers of buying substances online. These risks go beyond scams, they can involve fake or fentanyl-laced drugs with life-threatening consequences.

Start the conversation at home.

Try asking:
🗣️ Have you seen anything online that seemed risky or illegal?
🗣️ How do you keep yourself safe online and offline?

The more open the dialogue, the more likely they’ll come to you when it matters.

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What do The Fault in Our Stars, The Catcher in the Rye, and The Adventures of Captain Underpants have in common? They’ve all faced attempts to ban them from classrooms and libraries.

At Common Sense Media, we believe that censorship is not the answer. As we celebrate , let's recognize the value of accessing stories. 📚

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How can we help add more black history to our education system?

Mainstream education neglects Black history. TikTok, Freedom Schools and other resources are bridging the gap. Recent efforts through social media and community education to teach about Black people's contributions are part of a long history of pushing back against Eurocentric instruction in schools.