Today we're talking about Senators grilling tech CEOs Ukraine's top general not being

fired Universal Music Group pulling songs from Tik-Tock and other top news for Friday February 2nd.

Stand formed while remaining focused on Christ with the poor over today.

Here's the quote of the day. The word of God and the grace of Christ in the

promises are our daily support and the constant nourishment of our souls.

Isaac Watts. Let's get started with some espresso shots. Red and blue

senators joined forces on Wednesday to hit the dislike button on top social media CEOs.

Senators blasted Meta X, Tik-Tock, Snap, and Discord for contributing to child exploitation, the distribution of child sexual abuse material, and poor mental health.

The exacts mostly emphasized the money and manpower they're already investing in online safety.

But when prompted, Zuckerberg turned to an audience of families whose children were harmed or

killed by online content and apologized, saying no one should have to go through

the things that your families have suffered.

There's a bipartisan appetite for legislation to protect children online, but Congress has so far

failed to pass anything. In another rare show of bipartisanship, a majority of

both parties in the House voted to extend the child tax credit and restore

certain businesses tax benefits.

Here's the first to consider when you're trying to cooperate with someone for the common good.

As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another. Proverbs 1717.

Tensions rose in Ukraine,

tensions rose in Ukraine following reports that its top commander was going to be fired.

Rumors about disagreements between President Zelensky and General Zilushny had swirled since November

when the President rejected the General's description of the war

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