Rikki Schlott

When Savahnah Pierre got breast implants last year, all her friends kept asking whether she was happy with the procedure and how she liked them — so she decided to show them all at once.

Switch between CA and NY editions here. Harvard University faculty have voted to give out fewer A's in a bid to combat grade inflation.

Subway surfers are dying right and left. Videos of their gruesome deaths are circulating on the internet. And yet, somehow, the copycats are not deterred.

In a geography where having a trans child has a tinge of chicness to it, one has to wonder: Is this partially due to social contagion?

At least 25 graduating classes heard some version of the AI spiel — not exactly original insight to inspire the next stage of life.

At least 25 graduating classes heard some version of the AI spiel — not exactly original insight to inspire the next stage of life.

It's hard to imagine more wholesome settings than bowling alleys and roller skating rinks. But the Times Union reported that business owners think teens are disruptive and noisy, and say they're more likely to get into fights or shoplift.

The Knicks’championship run saw twentysomethings who probably have never introduced themselves to their neighbors suddenly embracing strangers in the streets.

Young people have plenty of reasons to be concerned about AI. But they should focus on the real ones, instead of peddling misinformation.

Women around the western world keep learning, again and again, that their interests too often come second to other groups.