Falling for an AI video is a frustratingly common experience on social media these days. Just a few months ago, AI had everyone gushing over a few bunnies jumping on a trampoline.

Parents are trying everything from parental controls to screen-time coaches to keep on top of their children’s media experiences.

Creator Kiki Ruff teaches her viewers to cook on a budget using skills she learned during her time on food stamps. Along the way, she’s racked up over half a million followers.

 As U.S. consumer debt climbs to record highs, social media creators are speaking candidly about a once-taboo topic.

How Brick, Bloom, Blok and a bunch of other startups want to help you get off your phone.

In her new book, “Every Screen on the Planet: The War Over TikTok,” Forbes journalist Emily Baker-White looks at the story of TikTok and the developments that led to a potential deal with the Trump White House.

Consumers lost more than $1 billion to fraud on social media in the first six months of this year, almost 10 times what it was five years ago.

Gut health is finally becoming cool, which means more brands are touting the fiber available in their products.

The company has 90 more days to come up with some kind of deal to avoid getting banned from U.S. app stores.

Teens know social media and fast fashion work together to feed them trends, but find it hard to step away, says NYT writer Callie Holtermann.