Inspired by her grandfather's near brush with an online scam, 16-year-old Tejasvi Manoj from Texas developed Shield Seniors.

It was a near miss for the unsuspecting senior. The fact that criminals would seek to take advantage of an old man’s lack of ...

At just the age of 16, she thought of building a website, novel in cause, so her grandparents, and many seniors alike could ...

The 17-year-old’s project, Shield Seniors, has already earned national recognition, including being named TIME’s Kid of the Year 2025, an award that highlights young people making a positive impact ...

Then the two terrorists boarded and sprayed the passengers and those around the bus with bullets. Two ultraorthodox fellows ...

Australia has always punched above its weight when it comes to powerful voices—and in 2025, its speaking circuit is mo ...

Chess is the ultimate power play for your mind, as it forces you to plan ahead, predict your opponent's moves, and think ...

Many teens are using artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT for everything from homework to relationship advice.

The program run by non-profit Give IT Get IT uses parts from refurbished or recycled computers that would otherwise be thrown ...

Aiden Wilkins' remarkable academic journey began when he was just 2 years old and could read outdoor signs before anyone had ...

Aiden Wilkins, a 9-year-old boy from Collegeville, Pennsylvania, is making history as he takes college courses at Ursinus ...