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A Japanese town is considering a non-binding ordinance that would limit daily smartphone use for residents of all ages to two hours. The proposed guidelines suggest that children between 6 and 12 ...

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Automatic license plate readers have been used for immigration enforcement in at least five Virginia counties — apparent violations of agreed-upon restrictions that were later incorporated into state ...