Frank Pallone Jr.: “Enough is enough. Let us move on to the real priorities of the American people, and that is jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs.”

I worry that this bill risks isolating teens in unsupportive households by giving their parents control of their online access and exposing teens in bad home situations to harm if their private conversations are revealed to their parents.

Survivors deserve stability, safety, and access to care without wondering whether support programs will disappear.

Imagine that, the House Republican leadership not wanting to support a bill that helps ensure Big Tech pays for the energy these data centers consume.

The KIDS Act is a floor, not the ceiling.