Addicted to your phone? How you can stop yourself from checking it hundreds of times a day
On average, we check our phones 205 times each day. That is once every five minutes.
On average, we check our phones 205 times each day. That is once every five minutes.
While some people like the idea of a school cell phone ban, others see the benefits of letting students have some access to their phones.
Doctors at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta performed a lifesaving neck and spinal surgery. Arielle not only walked again, she would go on to compete in track.
Trump posted on social media that he fired her.
Because the Dawgs are local, the SEC Championship might not be big bucks, but future sporting events will be.
Emergency officials warned that the storm’s impact would intensify with time, leaving many to fend for themselves.
As the state gets ready to celebrate 40 years of the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, numbers show more Hispanic businesses are contributing to Georgia’s economy.
As a new law to protect children from online predators could soon take effect, parents remain the most crucial defense against these dangers.
Two people in the United States have died from the foodborne illness, and two people in Georgia have gotten sick. Overall, two dozen people have been hospitalized.
On Friday, telecommunications company AT&T revealed that they’d been the victims of a hack in 2022, and that the personal data for almost every one of their customers was illegally downloaded off of their cloud servers.