The short-form videos we gobble up every time we log onto Instagram, TikTok or Facebook might be making us dumber.

Boredom, or an approximation of it, is an online trend for young people trying to sharpen their attention spans.

KIAMBU, Kenya — Safari Martins leads his client Ian Njenga into a sparse shack on the rural roadside in Kiambu, at the edge ...

The official Johnny Drinks Ranked series kicks off with ranking every single high noon flavor, including the brand new iced ...

Students at the Studio City high school can still bring phones to school, but must use an app blocking distracting games and ...

Antique seller Judy Gilliatt-Gohs doesn't sell her wares online, but a Tik Tok created by her granddaughter has brought her ...

Boulder County is seeing more people turn to thrift stores as a preferred way to shop — some are inspired by trends on social ...

I felt humbled," a guide leading the Arctic tour told Newsweek, as "they walk by as if you are just an object out on the land ...

Cruel Tik Tokers heaped yet more agony on the family of murdered Bradley Tams by posting videos about his death. It has now ...

It’s the 2025 version of the decades-old ding-dong ditch. But in this case, some teenagers have been arrested after risking ...

It’s unclear exactly how much time elapsed between the shop listing the necklace for sale and TikTok noticing the controversy ...

TikTok creator Tea Tyme has been arrested nearly two months after she allegedly struck and killed a pedestrian while ...