How do you outsmart a super-intelligent mollusk whose touch can kill?
Kids are calling upon the universe to deliver what they want.
Everyone into scariness is forwarding the trailer for The Black Phone.
Instagram may be bad for teens, but the real story is more complicated than the few statistics you've seen floating…
Generation DIY wants a 'Squid Game' video game, so they're making it themselves.
This week, the kids are all about Squid Game and 'Bin Bons.'
Pop star Chloe Bailey is having a moment. So are online researchers investigating Gabby Petito's murder.
Emojis are the newest battlefield in the war between millennials and Gen Z.
All the kids are into beaning this week. If you've never heard of it, be prepared to be delighted.
All it takes to get YouTube famous these days is counting to 100,000 and giving away millions of dollars.
Is social media to blame for spreading a Tourette-like disorder?
Come October, the content sharing site OnlyFans plans to change.
Revealing the hidden underbelly of YouTube fame, superhero sexuality, and delicious French fries.
This week's victims of cancel culture include DaBaby, frozen honey, and drunken frat boys on airplanes.
Maybe Kerri Strug vaulting on a broken ankle was actually not a good thing?
This week, the kids of the world are using the internet to make friends, fake tests, and terraform Venus.
Britney Spears still isn't free, and the internet is responding by shoving garlic in its nose.
All-female, all-Muslim punk rock. Plus: Tyler, The Creator, E3 announcements, and more.
It's great to seek help and support for your kid—but doing it this way violates their privacy.
To start with, a strong sense of self-efficacy is key.
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