Jordan Cunningham

member of California Assembly, representing the 35th district

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Prosecutors would be able to sue social media companies for using designs they know are addicting to kids — if California Assembly Bill 2408 passes.

Designing social media to addict kids? It’d be illegal if CA bill passes

Prosecutors would be able to sue social media companies for using designs they know are addicting to kids — if California Assembly Bill 2408 passes.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

35th District Assemblyman Jordan Cunningham proposed a state constitutional amendment to reclassify nuclear power as renewable energy.

Will reclassifying nuclear energy keep Diablo Canyon open?

35th District Assemblyman Jordan Cunningham proposed a state constitutional amendment to reclassify nuclear power as renewable energy.

from The 805

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Here’s a hint: keep the conversation alive.

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