Fact checked by Nick Blackmer Social media has endless health content, but many health-related posts are misleading.New ...

Today, fraud and fakery pop up as memes, propaganda bots, and fake news in a mixed-up soup on our social media sites.

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Common Sense Media's new report dives into the latest research on young kids' screen time habits — and how parents can find a balance.

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In an era of rapid information exchange, fact-checking has re-emerged as a potentially important tool to help citizens obtain ...

as he claimed on social media in early March. But official federal statistics show there were fewer Border Patrol encounters ...

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Social Security benefits may not be one of your top concerns as you divorce, but it's good to understand how they work — even when you're an ex-spouse. According to the Social Security ...

Around a third of U.S. adults say they regularly get news from YouTube. The share of Americans who get news on YouTube has ...