Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Thursday, October 3rd, 2019.

And we begin with a presidential campaign sidelined until further notice.

Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders was hospitalized Tuesday night

after experiencing chest pain at an event in Las Vegas.

Doctors found a blocked artery and treated him by inserting two stents in his heart.

Stents are tiny mesh tubes commonly used to widen passages that have become too

narrow to carry oxygen-rich blood to the rest of the body. The 78-year-old

senator is reportedly feeling better than ever as he recovers in a Nevada

hospital. Mr. Sanders, the oldest candidate running for president president maintains an active schedule.

He reportedly chops wood as a workout and likes to play catch or basketball in his spare time.

There's no official word yet when he'll return to the campaign trail.

It's Teen Created, Teen Approved.

This week, Instagram officially rolled out the anti-bullying tool we first told you about last summer.

It's called restrict and let's users decide which comments can appear on their posts.

Once restricted, only the sender can see his or her comment and is unaware that others can't.

Instagram worked with kids to come up with a feature after they told the platform that blocking someone

tended to make the harassment worse.

A 2018 Pew research report found that 59% of all US teens experienced online bullying.

The company is hopeful this behind the scenes

approach will fix that problem. A new law in Singapore to fight fake news has

some critics crying foul.

The Protection from Online False Hoods and Manipulation Act

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