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Who should decide what we teach our children? From sex ed to critical race theory, parents, teachers and students hash out the most controversial topics in K-12 schools.

Why is America's gun debate so loaded? A panel of gun owners and users debates AR15s, red flag laws, school shootings, mental health, and why Americans don't feel safe.

This 9 year old girl from Japan has had double eyelid surgery.

Michelle Lopez knows how hard it can be to overcome the obstacles life presents—from her HIV diagnosis in the early 90s, to raising a daughter living with HIV, to simply aging with HIV in a society ill-prepared for people like her.

Surrogacy and LGBTQAI+ rights, both lie in the legally grey area in a socially conservative China. But there are couples like Hanson and Wu, a gay couple from Shanghai, who are willing to take the risk to build their family.

It's bartenders versus dancers

We're back with another episode of Waypoint in the AM! Today, Danielle is playing through Aetheric Game's Bonbon, a little horror game about you and your totally not scary giant rat friend Bonbon.

In the second episode of Raised and Confused, we meet families who have decided to not integrate screens into their children’s lives. A group of experts will also examine the benefits and potential detriments of removing technology at an early age. Suppor

In this first episode of our new parenting series, we examine the pervasive nature of digital childhood through the stories of the children, parents, educators, and researchers who are exploring this uncharted territory.​ Supported by Sutter Health.

VICE News reports on the massive humanitarian crisis in Somalia, where millions face starvation and famine.

Patricia and Koran Irvine discuss cursing around their children.

VICE News filmmaker Medyan Dairieh travelled Aleppo, where fighters and their families are still holding out against government forces and Islamic State fighters.