With business booming at lingerie retailers like Victoria's Secret, powerful marketing campaigns entice increasingly younger girls to join the spending frenzy.
The American Council on Education, 1,800 presidents of U.S. colleges and universities, is boosting its efforts to grant credit for learning that occurs outside college walls — including through military service, workplace training and through MOOCs.
More teenagers are taking advantage of the myriad features smartphones offer, a new survey from Pew Research Center shows. Case in point: 37 percent of teens own a smartphone, up from 23 percent only a year ago.
Teens are turning to plastic surgery with requests ranging from a boy with very oversized ears to a teen girl who wants breast implants for graduation. Experts say procedures carry risks and require deep discussion.
It doesn't take a lot of sacrifice to save money on your grocery bill; a bit of strategy and a little extra legwork can go a long way toward keeping your cash in your pocket.
Test-taking as an accountability measure is rampant in U.S. schools, and the results can have a big impact on how teachers and schools are evaluated. But research shows test scores are affected by many subtle factors.
What Google thinks about you matters to a potential boss. With 10 percent of non-celebrity people searches taking up Google search volume, a recruiter or hiring manager will most likely look you up before giving you a job.
Does your child view the world like a cup that is half empty? Is the world becoming too negative for your children? Timely tips from experts can help you guide your children to a brighter future.
When the young man applied for a student loan and was turned down, the reason surprised him: He'd purchased a home, it seemed, when he was 7 and hadn't made all the payments. He was not a good credit risk.
Identity theft torpedoes plans. Even kids'.
Suspended by a rope 400 feet in the air across two cliffs 100 feet wide, just when you thought his "Arches Rope Swing" couldn't be out-done, Devin Graham has done it again. This behind-the-scenes story tells what it's like to make his Youtube videos.
Conservatives have tended to oppose immigration reform and amnesty for undocumented workers. Prominent Republicans, however, have recently come out in support of massive immigration overhauls.
Is your teen ready to have a cellphone? Numerous articles and studies list some pros and cons, providing more insight to finding a possible answer to this dilemma.
These five 5-year-old Mormon boys came together with four older sisters to create a music video to one of their favorite songs, "That's What Makes You Beautiful."
