Vaping is wildly popular among American teens, with 1.63 million middle and high school students using them in 2024, the CDC ...

While he tries re-presenting the clue, Jennings understands that it was too big a mistake and it’s no use. “We gotta toss it, ...

If your teen says “That’s what she said” every time there’s an opportunity, this is the advent calendar for them. It comes with 12 days worth of socks inspired by The Office. They’ll get eight pairs ...

This latest version, "Super Mario Party Jamboree," features everything people love about Super Mario Party games and so much ...

Texas introduces SCOPE Act to regulate social media use for minors, requiring platforms to implement age verification and ...

Introducing the Headway Election Challenge, a running conversation with teenagers about their role in U.S. democracy. By Matthew Thompson For most teenagers, a presidential election year offers a ...

"What game shows like ‘Jeopardy!’ can do is to train and improve the ability to access this stored memory information more quickly, which could prove beneficial in everyday life, particularly ...

Watching game shows may help access previous information you’ve previously learned, in the case of shows like "Jeopardy!" "As we age, we actually tend to hold onto the long-term semantic memory ...

or proving your trivia smarts against friends and family on "Jeopardy!" — the benefits you’re reaping can go beyond entertainment. Game shows can boost your problem-solving skills, improve ...