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AI Needn’t Be Trustworthy, Teens Say. It Just Has To Be Less Risky Than People
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Expert Review: Buffalo Games’ Chuckle & Roar Pop It! Book ABCs
The Toy Insider reviews Buffalo Games’ interactive ABC book, with light-up buttons, three play modes and English- and Spanish-language settings.
The Year’s Hottest Holiday Toys On CW Portland
Toy Insider assistant editor Taylor Battle presented four holiday toy picks on CW Portland, including Baby Born Real, Sonic, Minecraft and Pokémon products.
The Holiday Season’s Best Budget Toys On NBC Houston
Toy Insider associate editor Samantha Connell presented six lower-cost toy ideas on NBC Houston, including a $9.99 Catan card game.
Arlopu Recalls Slide Playsets Due To Risk Of Serious Injury And Death From Head And Neck Entrapment Hazards
The CPSC says Arlopu slide playsets pose head- and neck-entrapment hazards that could cause serious injury or death. Recall and remedy details are unclear.
‘Not A Revolution, But A Rejection:’ Young Men Shifted Left, But Will It Last?
Early estimates show men ages 18 to 29 favored Democrats by 26 points in the 2026 midterms, but analysts say the shift may reflect GOP rejection.
Opinion: Ditch School-Issued Laptops And Bring Back Computer Labs
A Fordham Institute opinion argues schools should limit one-to-one devices, citing a survey on student technology misuse and daily classroom distractions.
The Toy Foundation Unveils Finalists For 2027 Toy Of The Year Awards
The Toy Foundation named 122 finalists across 17 categories. Winners will be announced at a February 19 gala in New York City.
People Of Play Announces Winners Of 2026 TAGIE Awards
People of Play announced winners in 10 categories at the 19th annual TAGIE Awards, held Nov. 6 in Rosemont, Illinois.
Missouri Childcare Subsidy Waitlist Grows As Providers Struggle To Fill Classrooms
Missouri had 11,618 children waiting for childcare subsidies on Oct. 5, while providers report empty classrooms and families unable to afford care.
