It requires creators who make more than $150,000 a year from online content featuring children to set aside 15% of it into a trust fund for when they turn 18.

The Duggar siblings grew up on TV, but not all of them want to continue documenting their lives. These siblings left the spotlight.

A new study by SmartStart reveals compelling evidence that early learning programs run in homes and community venues can ...

As families across Metro Vancouver seek housing, the communities south of the Fraser River are booming. Children under 18 ...

Technology is so ingrained in our lives that most children today are "digital natives." Indeed, they might "speak" digital ...

The agency’s newly published National Strategic Assessment claimed that these “Com” networks typically operate on social ...

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Kids are starting puberty earlier than ever, according to research. A pediatrician has five tips for parents to help kids ...

Utah is moving to protect the children of online content creators following the child abuse conviction of family vlogger Ruby Franke.

The use of parental control apps is not widespread in Kosovo, meaning children risk being exposed to harmful content on ...

The National Crime Agency has warned of the threats posed by online networks of teenage boys involved in disturbing crimes.

“Sadistic” online gangs dominated by teenage boys are committing harrowing crimes, including child abuse and sharing extreme ...