The appeals court remanded the case for a more thorough analysis of the sex offenders' facial challenge to the law.

Kids in the state are now limited to one hour of screen time per app, and tech companies are on the hook to verify ages.

The House Committee on State Government has approved House Bill 161, which requires app stores to verify a user’s age and link parent accounts for minors.

Amid opposition from a tech-industry group and a push by President Donald Trump for nationwide regulations, a proposed state ...

A three-judge panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is weighing new arguments in a long-running case aimed ...

A proposal would prohibit addictive feeds and push notifications at certain times for minors. Opponents believe it’s unconstitutional ...

NetChoice, which manages legal pushback against age assurance on behalf of Meta, X, Snap, Reddit, YouTube, Pinterest, OpenAI ...

This story first appeared in the Washington State Standard. Avery Ping had a knack for noticing who in a room might be having ...

Arkansas has appealed an injunction blocking enforcement of a law that prohibits social media platforms from using algorithms that could "cause" a user to commit suicide, purchase drugs, develop an ...

A federal court in Alexandria will hear arguments on whether to keep or overturn a law limiting social media usage to one ...

The legal lobby for Silicon Valley’s biggest companies has filed a request for a preliminary injunction to stop Arkansas’ Act ...

IT'S BEEN A WHIRLWIND 12 months marked by many changes in politics, pop culture, tech and what some have referred to as a ...