How to stop mindless scrolling and create a dopamine menu
Neuroscientist says creating a dopamine menu can make your days all the more joyful.
Neuroscientist says creating a dopamine menu can make your days all the more joyful.
Is it a legitimate health practice, or just another online fad?
New York Times: Former president now free to see US$1.8 billion worth of stock.
The latest social media trend isn't necessarily a bandwagon you want to join.
The lawsuit claims sexual harassment, injury and 'culture of misogyny and sexism'.
Overseas scammers using QR code to access mobile phone data.
New York Times: New safety features aim to protect teens from online risks.
OPINION: An age ban may seem like a quick fix but it ignores a few crucial realities.
Financial Times: Chinese app's lawyer asks federal appeals court to throw out ban.
Zachary Scheich was sentenced to 85 to 120 years in US prison.
Two-month-old Moo Deng has won hearts across Asia.
Plus: Internal Affairs Minister Brooke van Velden weighs in.
'A lot of young people rely on their social media spaces to get support.'
From TikTok trends to suburban salons, what’s behind the Zoomer perm's growing popularity?
'You’re just senile and tone deaf. Insane.'
Funeral scams and increasingly fancy catfish fraudsters cause concern and frustration.
The PM is following developments globally.
Financial Times: Latest clash as Google has landmark loss in separate case over search.
'My rage could never,' one person wrote.
At just 32, Selena Gomez has reportedly joined the elite billionaire club.
A new social media trend is driving demand for cucumbers around the world.
Company's losing streak erases billions of dollars from former president's paper wealth.
Porn platform’s 300m users spent a record $10.6b to view creators’ content.
Pavel Konko shared grilled sandwich images throughout his 'Cheese Year'.
She was found guilty after a judge-alone trial last year.
Snap-happy tourists love the town's autumn colours, but the town does not love them.
Her actions have divided the internet.
Financial Times: While Musk's influence is showing up, he still lacks ability to make law.
'That’s an airplane - not a bakery,' one comment read.
The internet thinks he committed the ultimate air travel sin.