The Senate on a broad bipartisan basis on Thursday advanced two online safety bills that would force social media companies to take responsibility for how their platforms affect children and teens, a step that parents and advocates have demanded for years.
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&quot;</p><p>The bills' future is unclear in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, which has recessed until September.
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