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Tennessee Steps Up: New Law Enhances Parental Control Over Kids’ Social Media Usage to Boost Mental Health

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As the new year approaches, Tennessee is set to implement a groundbreaking law aimed at enhancing the safety and mental well-being of minors on social media. Officially titled the ‘Protecting Children from Social Media Act,’ the legislation is part of a broader movement in various states to shelter young individuals from the potentially harmful effects of unchecked digital content and to empower parents with greater oversight of their children’s online activity. The law, coming into effect on January 1, 2025, mandates that social media companies verify the age of anyone wishing to create a new … Read more

Legendary Boxing Referee Jack Reiss Steps Down, Pivots to Judging and Ambassador Role to Uplift the Sport

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Los Angeles, CA – After a distinguished 26-year career as a revered figure in the boxing ring, Jack Reiss has decided to hang up his referee gloves but is not stepping out of the spotlight just yet. As he approaches his 69th birthday in April, Reiss is transitioning to a new role within the sport that has been central to his identity for decades, aiming to continue as a judge while embracing the broader mission of serving as an ambassador for boxing. Reiss, a Brooklyn native, grew up in a family deeply connected to boxing, … Read more

Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump Steps In to Seek Justice for Amanda Sylvester After Tragic Delay in Emergency Response

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College Park, GA — In a heartbreaking incident that has aroused community and legal action, 15-year-old Amanda Sylvester tragically died after collapsing during a volleyball practice in College Park. Following the incident, renowned civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump has announced his representation of the Sylvester family, pledging to pursue justice and probe the circumstances that led to Amanda’s untimely death. Amanda was attending a regular practice session with the Dream Chasers volleyball club when she suddenly fell ill and collapsed. Immediate calls were made to emergency services as those present tried to manage the dire … Read more

Grand Jury Maps Out Steps to Address Public Safety Concerns in Southern Standard Community

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Nashville, TN – A Davidson County grand jury has recently indicated alarm over the sustained misuse of taxpayer dollars by Metro Nashville government departments. The grand jury’s final report, which scrutinized activities from July to August, highlighted multiple instances of fiscal discrepancy, emphasizing an urgent need for enhanced transparency and accountability. The grand jury’s findings reveal that significant taxpayer funds were spent on items that they deemed unnecessary or excessively extravagant. Among the questionable expenditures were costly office furniture and decorative items, which raised concerns regarding the fiscal prudence of local government officials. This report … Read more