- Associated Press
Should young kids have smartphones? These parents in Europe linked arms and said no
Try saying “no” when a child asks for a smartphone. From Spain to Britain and Ireland, parents are flooding WhatsApp and Telegram groups with plans not just to keep smartphones out of schools, but to link arms and refuse to buy young kids the devices before — or even into — their teenage years. After being inspired by a conversation in a Barcelona park with other moms, Elisabet García Permanyer started a chat group last fall to share information on the perils of Internet access for children with families at her kids’ school.
- MSNBC
Christian activists try Ten Commandments law, emboldened by compromised Supreme Court
Louisiana passed a new law requiring the display of the Protestant version of the Ten Commandments in every school in the state, apparently emboldened by the likelihood that the conservative activist majority on the Supreme Court will eventually upend precedent and allow it. Alanah Odoms, executive director of the ACLU of Louisiana, and Anthea Butler, chair of religious studies at the University of Pennsylvania, discuss with Alicia Menendez.
- Reuters
Analysis-Nvidia’s staggering gains leave investors wondering whether to cash in or buy more
The huge rally in Nvidia Corp's shares has investors weighing whether to cash in, hold on for more gains or chase a stock that has tripled during the past year. Nvidia this week briefly became the largest U.S. company by market value on the back of a more than 1,000% surge in share price since October 2022. Nvidia bulls say more gains are coming.
