Christine Rosen

3 days ago | aei.org | Clare Morell |Christine Rosen |Timothy Carney |Matthew Continetti

As social media and emergent technologies become ubiquitous in American life, children suffer the associated costs the most. While many parents recognize the harm technology inflicts, it can be difficult to implement a practical path to unfettering children and teens from their smartphones and social media. In The Tech Exit: A Practical Guide to Freeing Kids and Teens from Smartphones, the Ethics & Public Policy Center’s Clare Morell offers a road map toward recovering a screen-free childhood.

1 week ago | commentary.org | Christine Rosen

Afunny thing happened on the way to Donald Trump's 2024 election victory over Kamala Harris: Many Democrats realized that, somewhere along the way, they had lost the plot not only regarding issues such as border security and inflation but also regarding male voters. Some blamed sexism.

2 weeks ago | nationalreview.com | Christine Rosen

1 month ago | morningstaronline.co.uk | Christine Rosen |Andy Hedgecock

LAST November, musician Tim Arnold wrote an open letter to the Mayor of London, objecting to advertisements for 5G technology on the tube. Arnold and his 194 co-signatories felt the ads normalised childhood phone addiction and championed a “relentless march into digital dependency.”The risks posed to children and teenagers by technologically mediated experience, particularly those exposed to it in their early years, is set out in Christine Rosen’s timely study.

1 month ago | aei.org | James Pethokoukis |Ian Rowe |Clay Calvert |Christine Rosen

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