The Senate set in motion a path for a vote on two bills to boost kids’ online safety and privacy, with a broad bipartisan vote Thursday to end debate on the legislation. The Senate voted 86-1 on ...

The Senate on Thursday overcame objections to invoke cloture, setting up a vote for passage ... it “a landmark bill to protect the online safety, privacy, and health of children and teenagers.” ...

WASHINGTON — The Senate plans to vote this week on a pair of children’s online safety bills, a rare moment of bipartisan cooperation a little more than three months before a heated ...

The Senate on Tuesday overwhelmingly passed landmark online child safety reforms — though the legislation ... their children’s deaths were linked to social media, called the vote a “historic ...

The current versions of the Kids Online Safety Act and the Children ... will lead to online censorship. The bills could receive a final vote in the Senate next week. If they pass, they will ...

The two bills in the package — known as the Kids Online Safety Act ... The lopsided vote was 91-3, with Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and GOP Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky ...

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D–N.Y.) will force a vote this week on the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), a ... The meat of the bipartisan bill is creating a "duty of care" for a huge ...

The two bills – the Kids Online Safety Act and a related ... Schumer’s office confirmed. A vote on final passage is set to occur next week ahead of the Senate’s August recess.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) will bring two bipartisan bills aimed at boosting online safety and privacy for kids to a vote this week after mounting pressure from advocates.