Children First Family Law has published a new article titled “How to Create a Parenting Plan through Amicable Approaches that Put Your Child First,” featuring insights from Colorado divorce attorney ...

Denmark’s government unveiled plans to ban social media access for anyone under 15, in one of Europe’s toughest moves yet to curb young people’s exposure to harmful online content, the Associated ...

NEW YORK — Kyle Larson has spent the last four days celebrating his second NASCAR Cup Series title. From the moments afterward with his three kids getting a ride in his race car to the champion’s ...

Children’s Health announced its plans for a new specialty center at The Shops at RedBird, expanding medical services offered at the southern Dallas mall. The new location is expected to welcome its ...

Roblox CEO and co-founder, Dave Baszucki, says "safety is a top priority," despite a civil lawsuit and a Middle Eastern country's banishment of the online gaming platform. During an interview with FOX ...

Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones was called out by his Republican opponent during their first and only debate Thursday after the embattled Democrat touted his plan to keep “children safe” ...

Denmark will move to ban social media for children under 15, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Tuesday, saying the online platforms are “stealing our children’s childhood.” Speaking at the opening ...

Last week, when mayoral candidate Zohran Mandani disclosed plans to phase out Gifted & Talented programs in New York City’s public schools, he committed to finishing a job former Mayor Bill de Blasio ...

More than 1 million children in Texas have been rolled off the state's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) over the course of just over two years, according to data from KFF, a ...

For the first time in his 25 years living in Washington, DC, an immigrant father says he has gone into hiding in his own home: for weeks, ICE checkpoints have dotted both sides of his street. He's ...

WASHINGTON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told former CDC Director Susan Monarez two days before she was fired that the childhood vaccination schedule would change in ...

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