Rikki Schlott

May 15 marks one year since Governor Kathy Hochul enacted a “bell-to-bell” ban on personal phones in public schools, impacting almost a million children in K-12 public and charter schools across the state.

“I’ve been astounded by how much of a shift it has been,” one teacher told The Post.

The typical Gen Zer was handed an iPad or iPhone as a tween and had their childhood sucked up by a screen.

Some teachers are making less than their students are paying in tuition at tony New York City private schools.

But would Cooper's critics have preferred she stay in her lane, never find happiness, and push hookup culture on young women forever?

A cold war has broken out between Silicon Valley and the Vatican, as they accuse one another of jeopardizing humanity's future.

Switch between CA and NY editions here. When Savahnah Pierre got breast implants last year, all her friends kept asking whether she was

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.