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Question 1: keywords = Supreme Court Justices term limits
Opposing Viewpoints results page
Gale Middle School results page
Question 2: keywords = Kids Off Social Media Act
Opposing Viewpoints results page
keywords = children off social media
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Question #1
H.R.3544 - Supreme Court Tenure Establishment and Retirement Modernization Act of 2025 - 119th Congress (2025-2026)
Rep. Johnson Re-Introduces Supreme Court Justice Term Limit Measure to Restore Balance, Legitimacy for SCOTUS - Congressman Hank Johnson (May 2025)
Term Limits and the Supreme Court - Juris Magazine Duquesne University (Nov. 2025)
Most Republicans Want Supreme Court Term Limits—Poll - Newsweek (Oct. 2025)
Supreme Court Structure Would Be Upended Under New Bill - Newsweek (May 2025)
Pros and Cons of Enacting Supreme Court Term Limits - The Alliance for Civic Engagement (April 2023)
Policy Solution: Supreme Court Term Limits - Brennan Center for Justice (June 2023)
Timeless Tenure: The Case Against Supreme Court Term Limits - Columbia Political Review (Feb. 2025)
Question #2
S.278 - Kids Off Social Media Act - 119th Congress (2025-2026)
Kids Off Social Media Act - Brian Schatz, U.S. Senator for Hawaii
Letter of Opposition: "Kids Off Social Media" (KOSMA) - Campaign for Children
The Kids Off Social Media Act Misses the Mark on Children's Online Safety - Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (Feb. 2025)
Australia has banned social media for kids under 16. How does it work? - BBC (Jan. 2026)
From Australia to Europe, countries move to curb children's social media access - Reuters (Mar. 2026)
Age Restrictions on Social Media Use: Kids Off Social Media Act (S. 278) - IssueVoter (contains what opponents & proponets say)
Anti-Social: Australia has passed a law that prohibits anyone under 16 from opening accounts on many social media platforms. Is that a good idea? - Scholastic Upfront from The New York Times (Mar. 2025)