Jonathan Haidt’s new book “The Anxious Generation” blames youth mental health issues on social media in a way that’s easy, wrong, and dangerous.

So Jonathan Haidt has really done fantastic work in encouraging phones, free schools, for example. ... but I would like to see everyone — right and left — focus on this issue, ...

During the 2025 campaign, he's left the yard in 3.9% of his trips to the dish. Jonathan Alexander Aranda has scored at least one run in 21 of 48 games played this season (43.8%), including two ...

This video explains the basic differences between left-wing and right-wing politics, including their views on economy, ...

On this cook, I compare a left side brisket with a right side brisket to see if there really is a tenderness difference between both. The rumor is that the left side brisket is more tender than ...

My pre-teen children feel left out, and the pressure to relent on smartphones and social media is immense. ... Jonathan Haidt’s "The Anxious Generation" reinforces my stance.

The governor of Texas signed a bill on Tuesday requiring Apple and Google to verify the age of app store users, placing new burdens on the tech giants in a bid to give parents more control over ...

The social media ban, as well as a separate bill to create cellphone-free schools, has the support of a leading social scientist and author, Jonathan Haidt, whose 2024 book “Anxious Generation” ...

First, the Gen Z worship divide is connected to how zoomer men and women understand faith itself. For many Gen Z men, traditional worship is less about nostalgia and more about nonnegotiables. In ...

Trump’s strike on Iran’s nuclear sites revealed a point of agreement that anti-war activists on both the left and the right ...

Sound information moves through the cochlea to the brain. Jonathan E. Peelle, CC BY-SA. We tackled the question of how these left-right differences in hearing develop in our latest work, and our ...

Since 2005, the US has lost over one-third of its local newspapers. A scholar found out why some communities can keep their papers − while others can’t.