July 23, 2026, 5:12 p.m. ET Evenflo is recalling nearly 60,000 child seats because their headrests may shift position during a crash. Evenflo Company, Inc. issued a recall for 59,661 Reo by Revolve360 child seats because when the headrests are adjusted to their highest forward-facing and rear-facing positions, they may shift during a crash, according...Read More
French lawmakers have adopted a bill prohibiting minors under 15 years old from accessing social media. French President Emmanuel Macron addressed the bill’s passage in a social media post Tuesday, shortly after it received approval by both chambers of Parliament, saying it was now up to the Constitutional Council, which reviews the constitutionality of legislation,...Read More
Australia sees family time increase following social media ban for kids Social psychologist Dr. Jonathan Haidt explains how Australia’s youth social media ban has boosted family time by 30% and improved sleep and focus. Haidt advocates for global adoption, stressing government support is crucial for parents struggling to manage their children’s online lives and promote...Read More
I am a psychotherapist who works with frazzled, snappy parents, and spend my days writing about why we struggle to find calm. I also used to pick up my phone hundreds of times a day, failing to realise that it was making me a snappier, more irritable, less present mother. My phone was my office,...Read More
A Minersville man is facing multiple felony charges after police allege he communicated online with someone he believed to be a 15-year-old girl before arranging to meet the purported juvenile in Minersville. Richard John Wright, 43, was charged by the Minersville Police Department’s Officer Michael Layton-Herron with felony counts of criminal solicitation to commit involuntary deviate...Read More
France has become the first European country to impose a statutory ban on children’s access to social media. On July 21, the French parliament adopted a new law that prohibits children under the age of 15 from accessing social media, even with parental consent. The law also strengthens an existing prohibition on the use of...Read More
School Safety Gaps Persist Despite New Legislation Survey data shows many teachers still lack access to panic buttons and schools face significant staffing shortages.
By Jesse Jacobs May 12, 2026
A new report on the state of school safety reveals significant gaps in emergency readiness and operational security across U.S. K-12 campuses. Despite...Read More
France has become the first European country to impose a statutory ban on children’s access to social media. On July 21, the French parliament adopted a new law that prohibits children under the age of 15 from accessing social media, even with parental consent. The law also strengthens an existing prohibition on the use of...Read More
The man behind one of California’s most destructive wildfires was convicted Friday nearly two years after the blaze burned more than 400,000 acres. Ronnie Stout, of Chico, was found guilty of malicious arson charges in connection with the 2024 Park Fire, the state’s fourth-largest on record. The conviction also includes enhancements for causing multiple structures...Read More
When Damarion Spann, 18, saw an Instagram flier calling for a massive gathering on a beach near downtown Chicago, he immediately wanted to go. Thousands of others joined him that night on the sand, blasting music and dancing. The cultural trend of so-called teen takeovers has popped up across the U.S. in recent years, influencing...Read More
