Michelle Obama urged parents to be tougher on kids' social media use, comparing it to addiction and emphasizing long-term benefits over instant gratification.

Michelle Obama discussed with psychologist Jonathan Haidt how parents need resilience to limit children's social media use and to protect their kids online.

Michelle Obama urges parents to set tougher limits on kids’ social media use for healthier childhoods.

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Instead of always giving in, parents need to be steadfast in their willingness to do the hard things needed to keep their kids safe, Michelle Obama said.

(The Center Square)- Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Arizona, is co-sponsoring legislation designed to protect minors online.

Andy Murray says he will not let his children on social media until they are older to protect them from its “damaging” impact. Murray is the latest high-profile player in the sport to open up ...

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