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Appeals Court: Trump Administration Can Claw Back Frozen Funds for Climate Groups
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Appeals Court: Trump Administration Can Claw Back Frozen Funds for Climate Groups

Appeals Court: Trump Administration Can Claw Back Frozen Funds for Climate Groups
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The Venona Cables Proved American Elites Spied for the Communists. Liberals Are Still in Denial.
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The Venona Cables Proved American Elites Spied for the Communists. Liberals Are Still in Denial.

The Venona Cables Proved American Elites Spied for the Communists. Liberals Are Still in Denial.
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Moral Panics: Comic Books, Rock Music, Video Games and Now Smart Phones?
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Moral Panics: Comic Books, Rock Music, Video Games and Now Smart Phones?

“Mental health is declining,” says psychologist Jonathan Haidt. This week, his book, “The Anxious Generation,” is number one on The New York Times bestseller list. His book has been a bestseller for more than a year. Haidt argues that smartphones and social media have “rewired childhood” and made kids more anxious and depressed. My son agrees. He brings Haidt’s argument to schools. Max Stossel’s nonprofit, “Social Awakening,” arranges for him to talk to students, parents, and teachers about how social media erodes kids’ sense of self, diminishing real relationships. Many teachers agree. Many schools, as well as some states, have banned the use of smartphones during school hours. But wait. We adults always worry about new things. When I was a kid, cops raided pinball arcades. They said the game caused delinquency. Then, politicians got upset about comic books. Sen. Estes Kefauver said they caused “a substantial amount of juvenile delinquency.” They cited an “expert” who said the government should ban the sale of comic books to children. Might the current worry about smartphones be just another overblown panic? Before Haidt published “The Anxious Generation,” he asked other researchers to review it. “My advice to him was not to publish it,” psychologist Chris Ferguson says in my new video. “Look at kids today,” he adds, “They’re less violent, they smoke less, they use drugs less. All that happened during the social media smartphone age ... We’re probably in the midst of another moral panic.” Why a moral panic? Because parents can cast themselves as noble warriors resisting evil. “Evil social media companies are the bad guys. I’m a good parent because I’m not letting my kid have a smartphone until they’re 37,” cracks Ferguson. Haidt does want governments to prohibit kids from using social media, not “until they’re 37,” but until they’re 16. “Kids will just buy fake IDs,” I push back. “Kids can still get an older brother to buy them beer,” replies Haidt. “But does that mean we should get rid of minimum age laws and let every kid buy alcohol?” Ferguson reminds people that “experts” wanted similar limits on pinball, comics, and rock music: “We are raising our children on a massive diet of violence,” complained Tipper Gore, Al Gore’s wife. Then lawyers piled on. “Ozzy Osbourne got sued over the idea that he had caused some kids to commit suicide ... music needed to be regulated, tamed by the government. The irony is that as people began to try to censor rock music, suicides among youth actually went up.” Politicians moved on to video games. “Violence at the time was actually going down,” I note. “Absolutely ... It turns out that mass homicide perpetrators actually play fewer violent video games.” Maybe they were wrong about pinball, comic books, rock music, and video games. But this time, I suspect Jonathan Haidt and Max are right about smartphone addiction. “I get hooked watching videos!” I tell Haidt. The social media algorithms have learned what I’ll look at a second longer, so they send me more of those. “We adults are hooked, too,” he replies, “but at least we made it through puberty.” With kids, however, “Sleep goes down, time with friends goes down, exercise goes down.” Ferguson argues that most kids are doing fine. “They drink less. They stay in school more. They volunteer in their communities more. We look for the bad news and only attribute the bad news to something like social media or smartphones, and we don’t attribute any of the good news.” “What’s the cost of banning it in schools?” I ask Ferguson. “Unintended negative consequences. ... A lot of schools suspend kids for cellphone use, and that can cause real harm.” Also, “people get convinced that they fixed a problem when they didn’t. That’s going to waste a lot of time rather than looking at what might actually work.” I push back. “In the court of public opinion, (Haidt’s) winning. You’re losing.” “Give it 15 years,” he replies. “We’ll be panicking about something else.”
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Florida’s fight for medical freedom targets vaccine mandates
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Florida’s fight for medical freedom targets vaccine mandates

Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo made a major announcement concerning mandatory vaccinations during a press conference on Wednesday, which was met with enthusiastic applause from the audience.'They do not have the right. Do not give it to them.'Ladapo began his speech by praising Governor Ron DeSantis (R) for resisting government overreach during the COVID era. He then revealed a significant win for medical freedom, stating that the Florida Department of Health and DeSantis would work in partnership to end "all" vaccine mandates in Florida law.The crowd reacted to Ladapo's announcement by standing up and bursting into applause."Every last one of them," Ladapo clarified. "Every last one of them is wrong and drips with disdain and slavery.""Who am I as a government, or anyone else — or who am I as a man standing here now, to tell you what you should put in your body?" he continued. "Your body is a gift from God. What you put into your body is because of your relationship with your body and your God. I don't have that right. Government does not have that right. They want you to believe they have that right. And unfortunately, they've been successful."RELATED: Where’s the outrage?! This whistleblower's vaccine injury lawsuit demands national attention Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo. Photo by Paul Hennessy/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesLadapo noted that nearly every state has vaccine mandates. "They do not have the right. Do not give it to them. Take it away from them," he declared. "And we're going to be starting that here in Florida."He emphasized the importance of allowing Americans to make informed decisions about vaccines. Ladapo explained that the Florida Department of Health has the power to initiate the process by eliminating rules established under the previous administration that required certain vaccines. "It'll be wonderful for Florida to be the first state to do it," he said.RELATED: Study: COVID-19 vaccination is 'strongly associated with a serious adverse safety signal of myocarditis' Photo by Fiona Goodall/Getty ImagesAlso during the Wednesday press conference, DeSantis unveiled the establishment of the Florida Make America Healthy Again commission, which will be chaired by first lady Casey DeSantis and Lt. Gov. Jay Collins (R). DeSantis referred to Florida as the “national model for medical freedom.”"The Florida MAHA commission will prioritize reforms that empower Floridians, reduce regulatory burdens, and hold actors accountable for their conduct, while fostering incentives for healthy living and innovation," he stated during the press conference.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!
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GET OUT: Democrat Tom Suozzi Wants Socialists Like AOC and Mamdani to LEAVE the DNC
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GET OUT: Democrat Tom Suozzi Wants Socialists Like AOC and Mamdani to LEAVE the DNC

GET OUT: Democrat Tom Suozzi Wants Socialists Like AOC and Mamdani to LEAVE the DNC
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Former Chicago Police Official Explains Why Dems Fear Trump Stepping In and NAILS It
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Former Chicago Police Official Explains Why Dems Fear Trump Stepping In and NAILS It

Former Chicago Police Official Explains Why Dems Fear Trump Stepping In and NAILS It
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Joy Reid and Katie Phang Discuss 'Magical Doctors' Who Helped Trump's Ear Grow Back
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Joy Reid and Katie Phang Discuss 'Magical Doctors' Who Helped Trump's Ear Grow Back

Joy Reid and Katie Phang Discuss 'Magical Doctors' Who Helped Trump's Ear Grow Back
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The United Kingdom Is Utterly Cooked
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The United Kingdom Is Utterly Cooked

The United Kingdom Is Utterly Cooked
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RIP, Graham Greene: Welder, Carpenter, 'Dances With Wolves' Actor
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RIP, Graham Greene: Welder, Carpenter, 'Dances With Wolves' Actor

RIP, Graham Greene: Welder, Carpenter, 'Dances With Wolves' Actor
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Full Speed Ahead. Department of Defense Will Appoint 600 Military Lawyers as Temporary Immigration Judges
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Full Speed Ahead. Department of Defense Will Appoint 600 Military Lawyers as Temporary Immigration Judges

Full Speed Ahead. Department of Defense Will Appoint 600 Military Lawyers as Temporary Immigration Judges
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