Most in new poll support social media warning label ...Middle East

Nearly 3 in 4 voters heading into the November election think there should be a warning label applied to social media platforms — similar to those applied to R-rated movies, alcohol and tobacco, according to a new survey. The idea has been controversial, but support spans responding age groups in the latest Quinnipiac University poll, released Wednesday. "There is broad support for waving a red warning flag over social media in general," Quinnipiac University Polling analyst Tim Malloy said in a breakdown of the results. Studies have suggested that social media can have a significant effect on mental health in adolescents. Support for warning labels in the survey found voters of

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