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TikTok is hosting a month of creator-focused events in honor of Black History Month
The app is also announcing a new grant program for Black entrepreneurs and creators.
6 easy ways to live more sustainably (that you still refuse to do)
Saving the planet isn't always convenient.
By Amanda Yeo
One week before its big Senate hearing, Meta announces even more teen safety controls
The latest why-wasn't-this-already-a-thing feature from Meta arrives with curious timing.
OpenAI's new election rules are already being put to the test
OpenAI removed a chatbot revving up interest in a long shot democratic candidate.
Your kid saw something totally inappropriate online. Here's what to do next.
Try to stay open and nonjudgmental about what your child encountered.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Watch RuPaul's brilliant Emmys speech championing drag library events
"If a drag queen wants to read you a story at a library, listen to her."
Tracking your stress may be more stressful than you imagined
What you should know before you start tracking your stress.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Biden launches $623 million grant program for electric vehicle charging
The funding will help build an EV charging network across the U.S.
Too much TV screen time for kids: 5 things to know about the risks
Research suggests that too much TV can lead to difficulty processing sensory information.
By Rebecca Ruiz
YouTube searches for first aid will now automatically show verified medical tutorials
Find step-by-step tutorials given the official stamp of approval.
ChatGPT fails at diagnosing child medical cases. It's wrong 83 percent of the time.
A new study suggests ChatGPT needs to go back to medical school.
7 tips for using your phone less
Are you a parent who wants to put down your phone more often? Try these tips.
By Rebecca Ruiz
The biggest assistive technology and accessibility triumphs of 2023
From AI volunteers to upgraded iPhones, tech advancements are expanding accessibility.
TikTok 'fear food' challenges: Can they help with eating disorder recovery?
Is it safe to create or watch a "fear food" challenge? It depends.
By Rebecca Ruiz
8 of the loudest calls to action from youth activists in 2023
The next generation of leaders continues to fight for rights, reform, and a safe, pro-democracy future.
St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City gets a digital twin
Architectural preservation is in its 3D mapping era. 💅
New Google policy addresses fears of law enforcement using location data to prosecute individuals
Privacy watchdogs and organizers say it's a monumental step in blocking geofence warrants.
Major report declines to recommend banning social media for youth
Amid rising concern about youth mental health, experts say more research is needed.
By Rebecca Ruiz
How to find (and use) Apple's new Journal app
Start documenting the little moments right from your phone.
The 3D printed buildings we loved in 2023
From space homes to building in war zones, 3D printing pushed the limits this year.
'Earth Mama' director Savanah Leaf on the entrapment of the foster care system
"I challenge people to walk beside Gia and experience her world as she’s going through it in this film."
Do you know who's posting pictures of your kid online?
With the rapid advancement of AI, parents should think twice about giving away the rights to their children's images.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Max announces an ASL version of 'Barbie' coming soon
A little 'Barbie' for all.
Make-A-Wish holiday hotline shares wholesome advice for when you're feeling low
Call the Holiday Wish Line for a bit of joy.
The rule-breaking audio descriptions of Netflix's 'All the Light We Cannot See' point to a greater accessibility triumph
Netflix accessibility consultant Joe Strechay talks inclusivity on set.
