Arizona Bill Advances: Social Media Suicide Encouragement as Manslaughter
April 8, 2026
A proposed Arizona bill classifies encouraging minor suicide on social media as felony manslaughter if they die.
A proposed Arizona bill classifies encouraging minor suicide on social media as felony manslaughter if they die.
A Michigan Democrat urges Congress to return early from spring recess to address the war with Iran despite a ceasefire.
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