Building on AP’s industry role in covering natural disasters and the Education team’s Pulitzer-finalist work on educational disruption, AP’s Alia Wong led ...

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An expert explains why the developing brains of kids and teens need to be protected from engaging in daily copious smartphone usage.

Experts say the online world can be helpful but also harmful, especially for a child’s development. Now that kids are back in school, it can be challenging to monitor their screen time. Experts say ...

Thousands of Ukrainian children are being militarized and indoctrinated at 210 Russian facilities, humanitarian researchers found.

Two sociologists found that when the pace at which family sizes was shrinking slowed down, starting in the 1990s, progress toward closing the gender pay gap grew sluggish too.

You might use these apps every day, but have no idea what they collect. These 20 apps are quietly harvesting your location, contacts, photos, and more—here's what you can do about it.

Children across the US have ended up in the care of relatives, neighbors, friends, coworkers and even strangers after ICE detained or deported their parents.

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It’s versatile enough for everyday cooking, smoking and grilling, and big holiday roasts and is easier to use than its competitors.

Apps and websites that cropped up in the wake of #MeToo can’t fully capture the dynamics that make informal offline networks function.

Preschoolers in the school’s 3-year-old classroom learn about the brain by singing “The Brain Song” to the tune of “Bingo” (“I have a brain in my head/And it’s for thinking”). They practice ...