Politico Wire Jan 25, 2026
A new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics calls for more emphasis on societal and corporate responsibility to protect children's mental health in the digital age. The new guidance acknowledges the limitations of parental engagement that goes beyond setting screen time limits. A massive winter storm is wreaking havoc in the US.
HealthLine May 26, 2026
Regulators target Whoop's blood pressure feature and unlicensed care homes exploit vulnerable children
Trending Now Mar 25, 2026
Jury rules Meta knowingly prioritized profits over children's mental health, sparking concerns over tech regulation
Politico Wire Jul 3, 2026
President Trump's recent actions and words have sparked controversy, from his response to Venezuela's earthquakes to his reading on a children's podcast and criticisms of wealth inequality.
Business Trends Feb 26, 2026
A Chinese government intervention clears Michigan scientists, Dolly Parton lends her name to a children's hospital, and remote workers earn more than their in-office counterparts.
Miami Homes Jan 30, 2026
Maya Jama and Ruben Dias' Cheshire home was targeted by burglars. Carlos Alcaraz overcame adversity to reach the Australian Open final. A former patient of a surgeon who harmed nearly 100 children shared her harrowing experience.
Politico Wire Jan 24, 2026
Donald Trump threatened Canada with a 100% tariff if the country pursued a trade deal with China. In Minneapolis, ICE raids left children struggling to cope with the daily terror of separation from their families.
World News Jun 11, 2026
Children who are physically punished by their parents are more likely to struggle in school and exhibit bullying behavior, according to a new study by University College London (UCL).
Politico Wire Feb 18, 2026
A civil lawsuit has been filed against Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice by the mother of his two children, alleging he assaulted her multiple times while she was pregnant. The lawsuit, seeking over $1 million in damages, claims the assaults occurred between December 2023 and July 2025. Rice was previously suspended for his role in a car crash.
Miami Homes Jan 25, 2026
Rachel, a contestant on the reality game show The Traitors, has admitted that she will need to have an uncomfortable conversation with her children upon her return home. A mountain rescue team has been left with an unexpected bill, three weeks after they saved the lives of two men. North American teenagers Iva Jovic and Victoria Mboko are making waves in the Australian Open, continuing their successful run.
HealthLine Jun 4, 2026
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released new estimates indicating that unsafe food causes approximately 866 million illnesses and 1.
SciTech Weekly May 28, 2026
This week has seen a plethora of exciting scientific discoveries and breakthroughs in various fields, from the natural world to technological innovations.
World News Mar 15, 2026
Iran-US Tensions, Israeli-Palestinian Violence, Kenyan Floods, and US-China Trade Talks
SciTech Weekly Jul 10, 2026
From partisan behavior in children to the Quest shipwreck discovery
HealthLine Jun 20, 2026
Researchers to enroll children aged 11 and above in clinical trial assessing risks and benefits of puberty-blocking drugs
HealthLine Jun 20, 2026
The UK's Pathways Trial, assessing puberty-blocking drugs for gender-questioning children, has set a minimum age of 11 after initial safety concerns.
Entertainment Hub Jun 16, 2026
The entertainment industry is facing a social reckoning. After mounting scrutiny of social media's impact on young users, the UK announced a ban on children under 16 using apps such as TikTok, Snapchat, and
HealthLine Mar 24, 2026
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is launching a new pilot program aimed at improving care for children with complex conditions.
Politico Wire Mar 24, 2026
The Senate confirms Markwayne Mullin as the new head of the Department of Homeland Security as the US-Iran conflict continues to escalate, with over 300 children killed in Iran and Lebanon.
HealthLine Mar 10, 2026
The FDA has approved leucovorin for a rare brain disorder, but its use for autism treatment lacks evidence, prompting a reevaluation of its benefits for children with autism.