Like a bad rash, the Kids Online Safety Act keeps coming back. The bill thus far has failed to become law in successive Congresses, and despite being beaten back repeatedly by reasoned arguments challenging its unconstitutionality, it reappears at irregular intervals. On Wednesday, Aug. 5, the Senate Commerce Committee will consider KOSA at a markup, […]
Like a bad rash, the Kids Online Safety Act keeps coming back. The bill thus far has failed to become law in successive Congresses, and despite being beaten back repeatedly by reasoned arguments challenging its unconstitutionality, it reappears at irregular intervals. On Wednesday, Aug. 5, the Senate Commerce Committee will consider KOSA at a markup, […]
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