Kids
Coverage of Kids in the Nexus archive.
- Kids keep getting hurt and killed on e-bikes. Should parents be held responsible?
Traumatic injuries and deaths are continuing to surge among young e-bike riders, leading officials nationwide to pursue varied paths to tackle this growing epidemic. The issue raises questions about whether parents should be held responsible for these increasingly frequent accidents.
- Kids, flats and student loans: Why UK first-time buyers are getting older
UK first-time buyers are reportedly getting older due to financial pressures concerning flats, students loans, and kids. Additionally, one in three individuals starts a family before they manage to own a home of their own.
- Expert warns back-to-school stress can impact parents more than kids
An expert warns that back-to-school stress can impact parents more than children as families prepare for the new school year. Some kids are already in school, while others are weeks away from starting.
- Ex-prof at prestigious NYC art school takes ‘creepy’ photos of straphangers — including kids and tank-top-wearing women
An ex-professor at a prestigious NYC art school took 'creepy' photos of subway passengers, including children and women in tank tops, without their knowledge. A mother criticized the behavior, stating it was 'very scary for women' after her daughters were photographed.
- The Best Audio Players for Kids: Yoto, Toniebox, and More
The article recommends audio players for kids, specifically highlighting Yoto and Toniebox as options that cater to children of different ages and independence levels.
- Common advice about kid snacking is outdated. Here's what parents should know
Pediatricians recommend children eat five times daily (three meals and two snacks), and science highlights updated insights about snacking. Parents often provide snacks for on-the-go consumption, but traditional advice may no longer be accurate.
- Phil Collins recalls heartbreaking goodbye from kids during life-threatening health issues
Phil Collins recalls a heartbreaking goodbye from his children during life-threatening health issues. He also mentions being open to a fourth wife and wanting to be in love again.
- ‘Heavily intoxicated’ cruise passenger accused of beating up kids playing tag: cops
A heavily intoxicated cruise passenger punched two children in the face and stomach while they were playing tag in the ship’s hallway, according to police. The incident involved a pair of kids being assaulted by a drunk passenger on a cruise ship.
- Lindsay Clancy sobs at trial as her kids’ PJs, exercise bands used to strangle them are shown to jury
Lindsay Clancy sobbed during her trial when evidence, including her children's pajamas and exercise bands used to strangle them, was presented to the jury. The accused mother turned her head away and used a tissue to dab her eyes as the items were shown in court.
- Heartbroken families break down in tears over extremely rare cancers in kids in rich California enclave
Heartbroken families in a wealthy California community are grieving over rare cancers affecting children and demanding answers. The families gathered publicly to address the unusual health crisis.
- Trump Accounts for kids launch: Here's who qualifies for free money, how to sign up
The Trump Accounts program for kids allows all qualifying children to have an account, but only those born within a specific timeframe are eligible for a $1,000 seed investment from the federal government. The initiative outlines criteria for free money and enrollment procedures.
- Hooters says kids, families are part of its comeback as waitresses insist they've always been welcome
Hooters' original founders regained control of the restaurant chain after its corporate bankruptcy and pledged to return it to its roots. The chain is emphasizing a focus on kids and families as part of its comeback, while waitresses assert that families have always been welcome.
- Local agencies remind of the dangers of hot cars with kids and pets left inside
Denver Health and the Colorado State Patrol are reminding the public not to leave children or pets in cars during hot summer weather. The agencies distributed information to raise awareness about the dangers of hot cars.
- Investigation launched into extremely rare cancer striking kids in CA enclave: ‘Deeply concerning’
An investigation has begun into an extremely rare cancer affecting children in a California enclave, described as 'deeply concerning'. Bond Legal is confidentially collecting information from families in the area.
- Pinwheel launches a retro-inspired landline phone for kids
Pinwheel, a kid-friendly tech company, launched a retro-inspired landline phone designed for children to stay connected without smartphone distractions.
- Extremely rare cancer striking kids in rich SoCal city takes worrying turn — as possible cause emerges
An extremely rare cancer is affecting children in a wealthy Southern California city, with a possible cause under investigation. Ladera Ranch Maintenance Corporation (LARMAC), which manages the community's landscaping, stated there is no evidence linking its practices to the illnesses.
- 28 Best STEM Toys for Kids (2026): Learning Made Fun
The article lists 28 STEM toys for kids in 2026, focusing on math and science activities through assembling, baking, squishing, and rebuilding. These toys aim to make learning fun for young children.
- Nauseating video of kids riding boats in brown water at popular theme park sparks concerns
A nauseating video showing children riding boats in brown water at a popular theme park has raised public concerns. The incident highlights potential safety or hygiene issues at the attraction.
- Expanding US Economy to Kids "Revolutionary": Paglia
Paglia describes the expanding US economy as 'revolutionary' for kids. The article highlights economic growth and its impact on children.
- Move over Chutes & Ladders: Schisto & Ladders has educational value plus worms
Schistosomiasis, a disease caused by parasitic worms spread through water, disproportionately affects children. A board game called 'Schisto & Ladders' aims to educate about preventing the infection.
- Hawaii's free summer meals program feeds 145K kids
Hawaii's free summer meals program provides meals to 145,000 children. Many children rely on these meals as their only source of food, and they are excited to receive them at school.
- [US] TikTok scams for crowdfunding
A TikTok user reports increased scams using crowdfunding for dogs and children, expressing concern about the platform's lack of action and the difficulty in raising awareness. They note genuine cases exist but fear scammers evade consequences by creating new accounts.
- 2 kids arrested for allegedly setting six-alarm fire that tore through several Pennsylvania homes
Two teenagers have been arrested for allegedly setting a six-alarm fire that destroyed multiple buildings in Pennsylvania, leaving dozens of people homeless. The blaze caused significant damage and displacement in the affected area.
- Ritzy Hudson River community thrown into chaos as coyote torments kids, pets
Residents of an upscale Hudson River-front suburb are divided over how to address a coyote causing chaos by tormenting children and pets. The community is described as being thrown into turmoil due to the animal's aggressive behavior.
- Pete Buttigieg says he and husband separated from their two kids by cops: 'A terrible thing happened'
Pete Buttigieg and his husband were separated from their two children by police. He described the incident as 'a terrible thing.'
- 5 On Your Side: Summer Safety
The article highlights summer safety risks for kids in Minnesota and provides practical tips to prevent accidents. 5 Eyewitness News shares the advice to help families enjoy the season safely.
- TLC star arrested for allegedly threatening to kill her ex-husband and 'any of my kids' in unhinged email
A TLC star was arrested for allegedly sending an unhinged email threatening to kill her ex-husband and 'any of my kids'. The incident is described as involving threatening communications and potential domestic violence concerns.
- Cooking up a Storm: Griffin Museum of Science and Industry shares fun food experiments for kids
The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry shared fun food experiments for kids as part of summer activities. The event is titled 'Cooking Up a Storm' and focuses on engaging children with science through cooking.
- Apple announces new safety features for kids and parents
Apple announced new safety features designed for kids and parents, altering how users interact with their devices. The announcement was reported by Jo Ling Kent.
- Apple puts parents back in control of kids’ iPhone use
Apple is introducing more granular screen time features to give parents greater control over their children's iPhone use.
- RFK Jr. wants kids to get off screens and be human
RFK Jr. advocates for children to reduce screen time in order to learn how to 'process pain,' according to an interview with The Post. He emphasizes the importance of human interaction over digital engagement for emotional development.
- Read books, get pizza: Pizza Hut’s summer ‘BOOK IT!’ program is back
Pizza Hut has revived its summer 'BOOK IT!' reading program, allowing children to earn free Personal Pan Pizzas by reading books. The initiative encourages literacy and rewards participation with a popular menu item.
- Inside the 3-hour operation to rescue 7 tourists, including 3 kids, from a cliff in Australia
Seven tourists, including three children, were rescued from a cliff in Australia after becoming trapped by rising tides during a morning beach walk. A three-hour operation was conducted to safely extract them.
- Best Fitbit Models for Beginners, Athletes, and Kids (2026)
The article recommends top Fitbit fitness trackers for beginners, athletes, and children in 2026, focusing on tailored features for different user groups.
- Parents Are Spending Upwards of $50,000 to Land Their Kid A Job
Parents are spending significant amounts, up to $50,000, to secure job opportunities for their children. This trend highlights growing concerns about job market competitiveness and the rising costs of career preparation.
- Train clips school bus full of kids in Florida
A train collided with a school bus carrying children in Florida, resulting in a serious accident. The incident highlights concerns about transportation safety and potential risks in shared roadways.