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Is cyberbullying hiding in your child's group chat?

"It was only a joke." Those five words can stop an important conversation before it begins. Maybe your child or grandchild posted a rude comment in a group chat. Another kid added an embarrassing picture. Soon, classmates were sharing it and piling on with laughing reactions. To the children taking part, it may feel like ordinary online drama. To the child being targeted, every notification can feel like another person joining the attack. The warning signs of cyberbullying are not always obvious. Some children hide what they are experiencing. Others take part without realizing their behavior has crossed a line. That is why cybersecurity education needs to go beyond strong passwords, antivirus software and password managers . Those protections remain essential. However, children also need guidance about empathy, privacy and the consequences of what they post. Parents play a central role. Grandparents can also become trusted listeners, especially when a child feels nervous abo...
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Flight canceled after toddler refused to buckle seat belt, stranding passengers overnight

An evening flight from British Columbia to Toronto this week had to be canceled because a toddler refused to buckle their seat belt, the airline confirmed to Fox News Digital. Porter Airlines flight 444 was expected to leave from Victoria International Airport at 10:30 p.m. and had begun taxiing when a flight attendant noticed the child. "A young child was standing in their seat and would not secure their seatbelt," the airline shared with Fox News Digital in a statement, adding that neither the adult with the child nor the crew were able to get the child buckled. FLIGHT PASSENGER BLASTS 'INCOMPETENT PARENTS' AFTER UNRULY CHILD FORCES PLANE DELAY "The aircraft could not take off in this unsafe condition , so the crew elected to return to the terminal and have the passengers disembark," the airline added. Because the airport has a takeoff curfew of 12:30 a.m., and it took time to get the passengers in question and their luggage off the plane and do the neces...

Fox News Campus Radicals Newsletter: Duke Law's alleged race-based admissions accused of defying Supreme Court

CAMPUS CRACKDOWN: Duke Law's alleged race-based admissions accused of defying Supreme Court ruling: DOJ DIGGING DEEP: Justice Department threatens investigation into university professors' BIPOC-only geology camp SIGN UP TO GET THE CAMPUS RADICALS NEWSLETTER CAUGHT IN THE ACT: Mississippi professor reveals hidden way he used to expose AI cheating in viral video DEGREE OF DOUBT: Cambridge University professor resigns after major plagiarism accusations prompt investigation source https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fox-news-campus-radicals-newsletter-duke-laws-alleged-race-based-admissions-accused-defying-supreme-court

'Boyhood' child actor lives 'in the middle of nowhere' after leaving Hollywood behind

"Boyhood" actor Ellar Coltrane, who starred in Richard Linklater's Academy Award-nominated flick, moved on from Hollywood. Coltrane, now 31, portrayed Mason Evans Jr. in the epic about a boy growing up in Texas, which was filmed over a 12-year span from 2002-14. He was 18 when the movie ultimately debuted. The film earned high praise from critics for compelling storytelling and performances, however Coltrane admitted he's now mostly "pretty far away from film" now and lives "in the middle of nowhere." 'VAMPIRE DIARIES' STAR IAN SOMERHALDER SAYS LEAVING HOLLYWOOD FOR FARMING 'SHIFTED MY LIFE FOREVER' "I’ve acted in a couple of short films," Coltrane told Variety. "One called 'El Fantasma,' which we filmed in Mexico City, where I play Lee Harvey Oswald, that’s really cool. "And then I did a film in El Paso two years ago, a short film called 'So, Who Was It This Time?' I’ve become kind of integrated...

Foreign drunk drivers could face swift boot out of country under Trump's 'America first' crackdown

The Trump administration is framing visa revocations as a national security measure, arguing that removing foreign nationals who commit crimes, including under the influence driving, is essential to protecting the American public. "Every visa decision is a national security decision," State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott told Fox News Digital. "Of course, when we think of border security , we think about the Southwest border, but visa security is border security. It's who we're allowing into the country legally, and if they operate in a way that is grounds for revocation, we're going to protect the American people." The Trump administration has taken an aggressive approach to revoking visas, announcing in January that more than 100,000 foreign nationals' visas were revoked in 2025 — more than double the number revoked during President Joe Biden's final year in office. While a majority of those visas were revoked because travelers overstayed...

Top women’s tennis players are not giving left-wing activists the WTA sex testing outrage they wanted

The left needed the women to be furious. That was the argument once the WTA announced that players would have to undergo sex testing to compete in WTA tournaments and meet eligibility requirements tied to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. US WOMEN OLYMPIANS REACT TO HISTORIC SUPREME COURT RULING ON THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN'S SPORTS This was supposed to be invasive and humiliating . It was supposed to prove, once again, that conservatives and women’s sports advocates were using female athletes as props in a culture war. Then the top women’s tennis players in the world started talking . Whoops. Aryna Sabalenka, the WTA’s current top-ranked singles player , supports the policy. That isn’t surprising to anyone paying attention. She’s been clear on this issue for a while. World No. 4 Coco Gauff didn’t oppose it, which created a much bigger problem for the activists. Gauff is exactly the type of athlete they expect to have on their side. The top-ranked American woman, Jessica Pegula, said s...

Lane Kiffin knows there aren’t excuses at LSU. Now comes the test of making it worth the price of admission

One of the benefits of bringing Lane Kiffin to LSU as head coach has already paid off from a marketing standpoint, thanks to the circus-like atmosphere that followed him from Ole Miss to Baton Rouge towards the end of last season. As he ushers in a new era of football with the Tigers, the expectations are following him 320 miles south to the Bayou of Louisiana with fall camp getting underway Wednesday morning in the humid atmosphere that is known to plenty around the south. Lane Kiffin’s Coaching Saga Feels Like A Taylor Swift Album Rollout, With 'Bad Blood' And 'Illicit Affairs' And with those expectations built from his time at Ole Miss, along with an expensive coaching staff and roster calling Baton Rouge home, come aspirations from a fan base starving to get back into the actual playoff conversation. Let's all be honest about the situation that Kiffin has embraced with LSU: Every fan or booster that dons the purple and gold around the country are expecting big...