
College students use social media to aid wrongfully detained Americans
Students at American University are using social media to share stories of wrongfully detained Americans, hoping to get President Biden's attention.
LEARN MOREMany lawmakers now consider this China-owned technology an urgent national security threat.
Scripps News talks to U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy about how social media poses a risk to kids' and teens' mental health.
TikTok argues Montana's constitutional and national security justifications for banning the app don't hold water.
The Facebook parent company said it plans to appeal the decision, which includes an order to stop transferring EU data to the U.S.
Lifeguarding lacks the popularity it once had during the "Baywatch" era, but more towns are offering incentives to bolster the ranks.
President Joe Biden said Speaker Kevin McCarthy "kept his word, and he said what he would do." Now he hopes Congress approves the agreement.
Scientists at Harvard Medical School wanted to know why humans living at higher altitudes tend to live longer than near sea level.