Researchers Warn Early Smartphone Use Linked to Rising Depression, Obesity, and Sleep Disorders
A new major study is adding fuel to a growing national debate over what constant smartphone exposure is doing to Americans, especially children.
A new major study is adding fuel to a growing national debate over what constant smartphone exposure is doing to Americans, especially children.
A new WalletHub analysis ranking the “most sinful cities” in America is drawing attention, but not the kind most city governments want.
A senior fire officer has become the latest victim of the UK government’s speech policing after he was forced out of his job for “sexist behavior” for failing to discipline his colleagues for using the “offensive” term “fireman.”
The economic fallout from years of runaway federal spending is erupting into a full-scale national emergency, as new data shows Americans are skipping meals, shelving medical care, draining savings, and losing their homes at staggering rates.
A major coalition of child development experts is warning parents about the “unprecedented risks” linked to toys embedded with artificial intelligence (AI).
Taxpayer funding for Germany’s digital speech-regulation programs has expanded dramatically over the past decade as the nation’s government seeks to crack down on the general public’s free speech, according to a new investigation.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) officially filed to run for U.S. Senate earlier this month, sliding in just before the deadline after weeks of signaling she wanted a “bigger voice.”
A major new study is challenging long-standing assumptions about what’s driving the mental health crisis among young adults, and the findings point straight at the engagement-driven architecture of the biggest social media platforms.
A leading expert on religious freedom in China has told Congress that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) under Xi Jinping has escalated to an unprecedented level of hostility toward Christianity and other faiths.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said that he expects artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics to advance so rapidly in the coming decades that traditional work will become “optional” for most people.