Nation Aug 28 Why the tween years are a good time to talk to your kids about AI Caregivers can help kids understand how AI works by turning to questions that address how these products are designed, why they were built this way and how they make kids feel.
Nation Aug 18 Meta is on trial – again. Here's what to know about the case brought by dozens of states The case is just one of many brought against Meta and other social media companies in recent years, but because states – and not solely individuals – are suing, the outcome could have broader effects.
Health Aug 10 This Medicare Part D subsidy is expiring. We answered your questions The Trump administration’s move to discontinue the subsidy is raising concerns among Medicare Part D enrollees about how much they’ll pay for coverage.
Politics Aug 06 Tennessee split up its last blue district. Here's what Memphis voters think as they head to polls Memphis voters say they’re frustrated with what they felt was a bald move by the Republican-controlled Legislature to eliminate Tennessee’s only Democratic representative in Congress and dilute the will of the majority-Black city.
Economy Jul 22 Why experts say this moment is ripe for student loan scams Experts are warning of a fresh uptick in student loan scams right now, as fraudsters seek to prey on borrowers' fears of skyrocketing payments.
Politics Jul 16 WATCH: Trump believes his Kalshi-betting teleprompter operator is a 'disgrace,' Leavitt says Leavitt added that no other staffers are under investigation and that the White House counsel had no awareness of the alleged bets.
Nation Jul 15 'It's deeply disturbing.' What a new report says about risks Google's AI search features pose to kids Common Sense Media found that across more than 2,600 test interactions, Google’s two built-in AI search functions routinely failed to recognize risky and harmful behavior.
Nation Jul 10 Older Americans face financial fraud. Here's what experts think about a new bill targeting scams Financial abuse cost older victims nearly $2.4 billion in 2024, according to incidents reported to the Federal Trade Commission.
Nation Jun 25 The new housing bill is historic. Experts say it may fall short for renters most in need PBS News spoke with housing experts on how the bill can address the needs of lowest-income households and where the legislation falls short.
Politics Jun 18 Trump's economic approval rating hits new low, poll finds Some voting groups that Trump handily won aren’t happy with his economic approach, including more thanhalf of white voters without a college degree.