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Washington Examiner

Poll shows majority of Americans favor social media ban for children under 16

A Pew Research Center survey reveals that 60% of U.S. adults support banning social media for children under 16, with bipartisan backing. The survey shows increased support for policies protecting minors online, coinciding with recent legislative actions in various countries. The findings were published shortly after the House passed the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act.

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BBC — World

Venezuelan boy rescued from rubble after earthquakes

Kleiber Moran, a 2-year-old boy, was rescued six days after being trapped under rubble due to recent earthquakes in Venezuela. His aunt expressed her intention to provide him with care and support following his rescue.

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Mother Jones

Venezuela's Health System Faces Challenges After Earthquakes

Following two major earthquakes in Venezuela, the health system is under significant strain, with an estimated 1,700 deaths and thousands injured. Beatriz Armada from Humanity and Inclusion reported that many healthcare facilities were destroyed, complicating recovery efforts, especially for individuals with disabilities. Ongoing support is crucial for the affected communities.

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The Hill

Zelensky indicates potential Russian attack on Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia is planning a significant attack on Ukraine. This statement follows a drone strike on a communications center in Moscow, with Zelensky indicating that preparations for the strike have been ongoing.

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Axios

Trump Administration Criticizes Maria Corina Machado's Attempts to Return to Venezuela

Maria Corina Machado's attempts to return to Venezuela after recent earthquakes have drawn criticism from the Trump administration, which described her actions as politically opportunistic. The administration expressed concerns that her advocacy could complicate U.S. relief efforts and potentially lead to increased tensions in Venezuela.

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New York Times — World

Venezuela Establishes Improvised Morgue Following Earthquake

In response to the recent earthquake, Venezuelan authorities have established an improvised morgue at La Guaira’s port. This facility is intended to help families identify and recover the bodies of their loved ones among the victims.

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