Stock markets tumble after China retaliates against Trump’s tariff Updated: 7:32 PM EDT Apr 4, 2025 White House Correspondent Stock markets fell further Friday after China retaliated against President Donald Trump’s tariffs by imposing a 34% tariff on all U.S. goods suffering. The S&P 500 fell 6% — it’s biggest one-day drop since the COVID-19…
The top Marine Corps general issued a warning to troops about battlefield cellphone usage. Cellphone data can reveal troop locations, making them vulnerable to enemy attacks. The war in Ukraine highlights the dangers of cellphone use in a combat environment. The Marine Corps’ top general sent a video reminder out to the force this week,…
The Albuquerque Police Department (APD) warned parents on Wednesday morning about the connection between juvenile crime and social media.”There are a lot of different items being offered on the internet that are not good for our children’s health and won’t lead to productive futures,” Harold Medina, Albuquerque’s police chief, said.According to APD, social media is…
Steppin is the latest app by Kayak’s cofounder, Paul English. The app limits phone use by encouraging users to clock steps to unlock screen time. I tried it out for a week, and I noticed it made a difference in my morning routine. For the past few years, I’ve set similar New Year’s resolutions to…
Lawmakers in Vermont and New York are working to pass bans on cell phones in schools. Angela Arsenault, who represents Williston, presented a bill to the education committee last month that also prohibits schools from communicating with students on social media for school activities or sports. Students using phones for medical device monitoring or specialized…
Consuming diet and false nutrition content online is part of what led Rachel Evans to develop an eating disorder. She became an advocate of “clean eating,” a trend she now criticizes for being restrictive. Now an ED psychologist, she advises clients to view online health content through a critical lens. This as-told-to essay is based…
Australia plans to ban social media for users under 16, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said. The ban comes amid a global effort to curb kids’ use of social media. Some say Australia’s ban is too broad, potentially limiting access to mental health services. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed…