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Federal officials warn of a dangerous social media trend urging children to microwave a viral toy, risking severe burns and other injuries.

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Performances in N.Y.C. Performers who wowed us online as children are coming of age. But they have few obvious career paths. Credit... Supported by By Margaret Fuhrer There was a moment in the 2010s ...

For every video on social media that shows a parent pulling a prank on their child, there are just as many responses from people who think it’s cruel to do so. Whether it’s a seemingly harmless April ...