The average teen spends five hours on platforms like TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. What's different about me is how I think about all that content.

We get our information from websites, social media, TV shows, even late night comics. How can you decide if what someone is telling you is real or fake? Our OpenLine guest gives you tools.

The impact of social media on kids. How one expert says it affects children, and how Oklahoma lawmakers are addressing the ...

National News Literacy Week kicked off Monday. Especially for youth, critical thinking skills to analyze what's read, seen ...

According to a 2024 survey conducted by the News Literacy Project, 8 in 10 teens reported seeing social media posts that ...

Historian Simon Schama explores how a phrase very similar to the term ‘fake news’ was co-opted by the Jacobin government in France to silence any ‘enemies of the people’. Those ‘enemies ...

Lawmakers met for a hearing on multiple bills in the works this legislative session. This act would have school ...

Technology and the dangers it can pose for children was among the topics covered Tuesday when Virginia Attorney General Jason ...

Donald Trump’s spending freeze isn’t supposed to be in effect after a court order, but multiple Head Start programs around ...

Social media is bad for teens, right? That's a lot of what we hear. But a recent study examined voices missing from the ...

Anna Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias "love being parents" and "spend their time" raising their kids, a source tells PEOPLE.

The women were so excited to survive night one of "The Bachelor" and get their journey started with Grant! But, that ...