This Mother’s Day, Congress can honor moms by passing legislation that protects kids online ...Middle East

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Moms are not happy. In lieu of flowers, cards or breakfast in bed, moms across the country are yearning for something else this Mother’s Day. We do everything in our power to protect our kids and keep them safe from harm. We tell them to look both ways before crossing the street and to wear a helmet while riding a bike. We show them what to do in case of a fire or emergency and who to contact for help. We teach them not to talk to strangers or share personal information with anyone they don’t know online. But in today’s digital age, our best efforts just aren’t enough. Parents can’t solve this problem alone. We need help — and we want action. Action from Congress to address th

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