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Blackburn and Blumenthal try to tack the Kids Online Safety Act to the FAA reauthorization.

The effort may be an attempt to force a vote on KOSA, which has stalled in both chambers despite having broad support in the Senate. The FAA law expires May 10th.

A bipartisan group of legislators introduced a companion to the Senate’s KOSA bill in April, but the House has yet to vote on it.

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