Kamala Harris supports KOSA.

Congress moves forward on the Kids Online Safety Act

Posted Jul 30, 2024

At 8:37 PM UTC

The vice president and likely Democratic presidential nominee applauded the Senate’s vote to pass the Kids Online Safety Act and urged full passage through Congress.

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