OS 26 introduces tons of new features and changes on the iPhone, but it also bring some significant upgrades to the CarPlay experience.

Beneath their confidence, many parents quietly wrestle with fears of being forgotten, misunderstood, or left behind by the people they love most.

“When a public figure like Donald Trump repeatedly uses ‘sick’ to describe opponents, it can normalize demeaning language and shape how supporters view those people,” Kritsas said. “They can then be ...

Children who grow up speaking two languages develop strengths that shape the way they learn and connect with others. Bilingualism is often seen only as a practical skill for communication, but ...

As we continue to break down this year’s QSR Drive-Thru Report, one thing to keep sight of is how traditional operations are balancing with innovation. Even the flashiest tech won’t land if basics are ...

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Now, new book is putting forward a strategy built around a simple formula that aims to reexamine our approach to both public and individual health, and hopefully save lives in the process.

The instinct to regulate children’s digital consumption is admirable. But what if tech isn’t the bogeyman we think it is?

If your child is anxious, Brymer suggests a simple breathing exercise: Ask them what their favorite color is, then have them breathe in that color — and everything that makes them happy — and breathe ...

Schools have the power to build communities for and around our kids, writes guest columnist Suzanne Walker Buck.