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My mom is in there,” Gregg reportedly told the friend. Psychiatrist Andrew Clark, who provided a court testimony, said that the teen had a mental health crisis and was hearing voices.
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A teenager whose feet are so big it caused shoe companies to step up and offer him custom-made shoes now has not one, but two world records to his name. Eric Kilburn Jr., 16, of Michigan, made ...
A Massachusetts teen was left with small burn injuries after a portable charger exploded, resulting in a bed catching fire at her friend's home, according to officials and media reports.
Instagram allows 13-year-olds and above to sign up but after the privacy changes, all designated accounts will be turned into teen accounts automatically, which will be private by default.
Instagram on Tuesday announced the launch of new privacy and parental controls for teenagers on the platform to address rising concerns about the negative impacts of social media and give parents ...
Instagram is introducing separate teen accounts for those under 18 as it tries to make the platform safer for children amid a growing backlash against how social media affects young people's lives.