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Economy Dec 27

Social media companies made $11 billion in U.S. ad revenue from minors, Harvard study finds

By Barbara Ortutay, Haleluya Hadero, Associated Press

Politics Oct 30

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Former North Dakota lawmaker charged with flying to Prague with intent to rape a minor

The four-page indictment against former state Sen. Ray Holmberg also charges him with one count of receiving images depicting child sexual abuse. The indictment was filed Thursday in federal court in North Dakota.

By Jack Dura, Associated Press

Nation Feb 27

FILE PHOTO: Outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Greeley, Colorado
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Biden administration vows to crack down on companies exploiting child labor

The Biden administration announced new steps to crack down on child labor violations, including tougher investigations of the companies who may benefit from the work. It comes days after a New York Times investigation into the explosive growth of migrant…

By Geoff Bennett, Karina Cuevas

Nation Dec 19

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FBI finds sharp rise in online extortion of teens tricked into sending sexually explicit photos

An explosive increase in teenage boys targeted online and extorted for money after being tricked into sending explicit pictures of themselves has the FBI sounding a public-safety alarm.

By Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press

Arts Jan 07

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What does R. Kelly’s alleged culture of abuse suggest about how society views black women?

A new Lifetime documentary describes in graphic detail abuse allegations against singer R. Kelly from dozens of women, many of whom were minors when they met the R&B star. Chicago-based music journalist Jim DeRogatis, who has covered this story for…

Nov 30

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Newark Youth Court gives juvenile offenders a jury of their peers

By Student Reporting Labs

How should efforts to implement criminal justice reform handle minor offenses committed by juveniles? Officials in Newark, New Jersey, are trying a new approach: municipal courts, public schools and police have aligned to develop an alternative sentencing program for teenagers:…

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Sep 12

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FDA wants e-cigarette makers to extinguish use by kids

The Food and Drug Administration issued its toughest crackdown yet on the makers of electronic cigarettes that have become increasingly popular with young people. Manufacturers now have two months to prove they can keep their e-cigarettes out of the hands…

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May 13

Lawmakers in 10 states push to raise marriage age

By Rebecca Beitsch, Stateline

Most Americans think of child marriage as a vestige of a bygone era. And yet in every state, people under 18 are allowed to marry.

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Jun 20

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Why so many migrant children are braving the journey across the U.S. border alone

By PBS News Hour

Hoping to stop the surge of unaccompanied minors arriving in the U.S., Vice President Biden visited Guatemala to get support from Central American leaders. The NewsHour’s P.J. Tobia reports on why kids are coming and what happens to these child…

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Nov 02

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Court Evaluates Violent Video Game Case

The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether California can ban the sale of violent video games to minors. Marcia Coyle of the National Law Journal explains the details.

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