A shocking 94% of California teenagers and young adults report experiencing “mental health challenges” in an average month, according to a new poll commissioned by Blue Shield of California’s Blue Sky “youth mental health initiative.”
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Last February, a YouTube executive took the stand in a landmark social media addiction trial in Los Angeles — the first to test whether tech companies could be held liable for the design and operation of their platforms and resulting psychological harm to children.
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Like the weather, everyone is talking about “affordability”, but no one is doing anything about it. Or, what they propose to do will surely increase prices and decrease affordability.
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Over the last 25 years, the United States has endured a social experiment in legalized marijuana. The results are in and even those in favor of looser drug laws (such as the New York Times) are appalled at the consequences from the easy access to a dangerous drug.
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The best way to observe our nation’s birthday is to re-read and re-examine our Declaration of Independence, and to rededicate ourselves to the principles of our nation’s founding document.
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There are many reasons why one might come to love one’s country.
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The inspiring words of the Declaration of Independence changed the course of world history.
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Last December, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker (D) signed into law a bill that makes his state the 13th jurisdiction in the nation to permit physician-assisted suicide, euphemistically referred to as medical assistance in dying, or MAiD.
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In 2025, Eagle Forum had the pleasure of working closely with Members of the House and Senate as well as officials in the Trump administration. This was a year with many victories on the pro-family front.
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The rise of artificial intelligence, the digitization of the economy, and everyday life’s growing computing needs have turbocharged the expansion of data centers, driving up a surge in electricity demand in Texas and across the country.
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The data center boom, spurred on by the rise of services and technologies related to artificial intelligence, is anticipated to significantly raise the cost of electricity for many Americans.
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Artificial intelligence and AI-powered robots are now capable of performing more than half of all work hours in the United States, according to a new report from the McKinsey Global Institute.
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For decades, the rallying cry of the climate alarmists has been conservation and the reduction of energy uses.
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For decades, the rallying cry of the climate alarmists has been conservation and the reduction of energy uses.
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The year was 2001 and the dot-com bust was in the rearview mirror. New ideas were in circulation among young and visionary entrepreneurs.
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It is time to reclaim our religious freedoms in the public arena! Freedom, including our freedom to worship, is the very heartbeat of America.
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Debates about public school funding sometimes include an underlying assumption that more funding results in better student outcomes.
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Severe untreated mental illness is a scourge upon American life and a danger both to those who are ill and those who live in their presence.
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If a person’s imagination conflicts with reality, doctors used to suggest psychiatric care.
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The current turmoil that Zohran Mamdani, a Muslim and self-professing Democratic Socialist, might very well become the next mayor of New York City reminds me of the 1966 movie, The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming!
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that the U.S. will not accept the World Health Organization’s new ‘regulations’ to bring in digital ID, censorship, and more control to the WHO during pandemics.
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In July, the United States informed Director-General Audrey Azoulay of the United States’ decision to withdraw from UNESCO.
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Since Donald Trump was inaugurated for the second time, the number of “wins” for conservatives keeps increasing.
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One of the most serious ethical concerns with in vitro fertilization is that for every child born with the help of IVF, there are typically many other children — the “spare” embryos produced by the IVF process — who are kept in cryostorage and consigned to an uncertain fate.
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