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Clovis Unified students spend spring break traveling through China

A group of Clovis Unified School District students skipped staying home and traveled overseas instead for a nine-day trip to China.

The 3 little words TV fans can't stop obsessing over

Fans of the hit medical drama "The Pitt" can't stop saying, "Baby Jane Doe." How a throwaway line became an inescapable meme.

Alix Earle built trust by sharing her acne woes. Now her skin care line is raising questions.

Alix Earle's skin care launch is sparking new scrutiny as fans question how her prescription-heavy acne journey translates into products.

The cave was pitch black – so to create this magical underwater shot, the photographer had to use all his camera expertise...

The image 'Dream Gate' was shot in a flooded cave in Mexico – here's how the photographer mastered the challenging light and surroundings

$1,000 bribes, Mormon momfluencer mixers and making content to get plastic surgery: The wildest things I learned reporting my book

While writing "Like, Follow, Subscribe: Influencer Kids and the Cost of a Childhood Online," Fortesa Latifi learned a lot about parent and child influencers. Like, a lot.

If you want a true taste of Italian paradise, head to Favignana

One of Italy's most treasured islands is quite the journey to get to, but well worth the trek.

What's The Friendliest City In The United Kingdom?

The United Kingdom is infamous for its cold weather, but this city warmly welcomes visitors, as it's considered the friendliest city in the whole area.

12 Once-In-A-Lifetime Travel Experiences To Add to Your Bucket List

Some trips fade fast. Others stay vivid for years. From Arctic Norway and the Serengeti to Machu Picchu, Antarctica, Cappadocia, Kyoto, Petra, Patagonia, the Camino, and the Taj Mahal, these 12 experiences stand out for wonder, atmosphere, and lasting emotional impact.

Your kid wants it now. What saying yes, no or not yet teaches kids about money and instant gratification.

The Big Little Feelings team has advice for parents dealing with demands in a one-click world — without shame.

Good ways to respond if your kid brings home less-than-ideal grades

Your youngster may come home with a school report that could use some improvement, or grades that are lower than you may have hoped. How best to respond? You may feel disappointed or frustrated or tempted to ignore the bad news, but ideally, parents should take action, says Germany's Federal Association of Tutoring and After-School Centres (VNN).

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