Writers, parents, doctors and legal experts have been arguing that social media is bad for teens. Turns out that worked.

Parents are more worried than teens about teen mental health. Both groups – especially parents – partly blame social media.

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The Rhode Skin founder shared a photo of their son’s adorable Easter getup consisting of a yellow onesie with a blue bunny ...

A children’s TV channel is being taken off air after more than a decade on screens. Today is the final day viewers can watch kids’ brand Pop Max, and its sister channels Pop Plus and Pop HD, before ...

Columnist Barth Keck says he's been teaching "Media Literacy" for 30 years, and his inspiration for creating the class was "Amusing Ourselves to Death," a book written in 1985 by the late Neil Postman ...

As more platforms become popular, mental health experts are waving the red flags. TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat — all the apps that your kids and teens likely use on a daily basis or have at least ...

Yet, in 1990, a PSA film was released that brought a handful of cartoon characters together and worked to break a ton of ...

Cartoon Comedian defended her music switch, saying it was driven by growth and purpose, despite criticism and doubts over ...

AB 56 would require social media platforms to display clear warning labels about potentially harmful effects on youth mental ...

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