There’s an interesting conversation among liberal intellectuals wondering if progressive politics might not be entirely beneficial for mental health. What’s sparked the conversation is the ...

It is jarring to hear American kids talk about politics and see the country’s often angry political debate filtered through young people.

Especially when political matters feel raw and lack civility, a parent's initial reflex can be to shield their child from the discourse around the election. But experts say we ought to do ...

Education professor Jeremy Stoddard recently developed a program designed to teach high school kids about political issues and campaigns.

1. Duck for President Preschoolers with political aspirations will surely be cured by Doreen Cronin’s picture book. The lead character is dissatisfied with the state of the grange, and beats the ...

As a professor of media and politics, I am often asked my thoughts on this election. After a sigh, I respond with my fundamental concern: What will happen to children being socialized into ...

Even children are feeling the anxiety of the 2020 political season.

For elementary-aged kids, who are old enough to be aware of the election but too young to understand politics, Common Sense Media suggests parents actively seek out kid-friendly news.

How should parents talk to their kids about politics? Here's how to help kids understand differing political views, the election and more.

As adults, we may have long ago picked a political side and surrounded ourselves with like-minded people. But when it comes to the kids in our lives, there is good reason to rethink the way we ...

When the latest campaign trail gaffe, political scandal or candidate counterattack goes viral, your kids may hear about it before you do. How will they know whether a claim or a charge is based in ...