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According to a study conducted by Harvard University, social media platforms earned a total of $11 billion in advertising revenue from underage users in the United States.

A recent report from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health revealed that social media corporations earned a total of $11 billion in advertising revenue from underage individuals in the United States last year. The study was published on Wednesday. According to the researchers, the results indicate that social media requires government oversight as the

The 2023 HighSchoolOT All-State Volleyball Team

The HighSchoolOT volleyball all-state team for the fourth year in a row includes 24 players who have previously been named to the team, with two of them receiving first-team honors three times. The list of players recognized as all-state includes a first, second, and third team, each with 20 players. The teams are organized according

2023 recipients of the Volleyball Conference Players of the Year awards

HighSchoolOT is keeping record of the conference’s top volleyball players for the 2023 season. If any information is missing, kindly send an email to [email protected] with a link or evidence of the award. Allyson Rouse from Pine Forest is the top performer in the All American 3A/4A category.Atlantic 6 1A: High School Britni Silver from

Here are the 2023 holiday basketball tournaments in North Carolina

During the week after Christmas, high school basketball tournaments are a well-known custom. There are several of these tournaments held in North Carolina. The following is a compilation of the tournaments, the participating teams, and their locations. Most of them will commence on December 26th. If there are any missing boys or girls basketball tournaments,

Mike Moore successfully took legal action against the tobacco industry and emerged victorious. He has a cautionary message regarding the opioid epidemic.

The upcoming $50 billion influx of funds for state and local governments is a cause for concern for former Mississippi Attorney General Mike Moore, who fears they will misuse it. Moore took legal action against Big Tobacco and observed as states used the billions of dollars from settlements to cover budget deficits, repair roads, and

Duke University is now the first local institution to extend an offer to sophomore student Braylon Peebles from Cardinal Gibbons High School.

Duke University has extended an offer to Braylon Peebles, a sophomore defensive back at Cardinal Gibbons High School. On Tuesday evening, Peebles announced the news on his X account. This is the fourth offer in total and the first one from a school within his state for the 5-foot-10, 165-pound athlete in the class of

Experts caution against the influence of AI deepfakes as social media regulations become less strict and their use becomes more widespread during elections.

After almost three years since the assault on the U.S. Capitol by rioters, the misinformation about the election that fueled the violence continues to circulate on social media and cable news, including claims of ballot-filled suitcases, late-night ballot drops, and deceased individuals casting votes. Specialists caution that the upcoming presidential election could potentially be even

Apple is looking to find a solution to reintroduce two of its top-selling watches into the market amid a contentious patent disagreement.

Apple has requested an urgent court motion to allow them to resume selling two of their top-selling watches while awaiting a final ruling on their appeal in a heated patent dispute. The company cut off sales right before the Christmas holiday and in a motion filed Tuesday, Apple said it would suffer “irreparable harm” if

13 players from the NC volleyball team have been selected for the AVCA All-American list.

Thirteen individuals from various parts of the state were recognized by the American Volleyball Coaches Association as All-Americans for the previous year. Three athletes were selected for the first team, two were chosen for the second team, two more were placed on the third team, and the remaining six received honorable mentions. According to the

Thirteen male soccer players from North Carolina were selected to the All-Mid-Atlantic team, with three of them also receiving the title of All-American.

Thirteen high school students from North Carolina who play soccer were recognized by the United Soccer Coaches as All-Mid-Atlantic regional picks. Out of those 13, three were designated as All-American by the United Soccer Coaches. The All-Mid-Atlantic team included players from Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware who were selected: James Black, A.C. Reynolds (defender) Can you