A new Norwegian study finds that one hour of screen time at bedtime results in a 59% higher risk of insomnia and 24 fewer ...

Doomscrolling before bed? A new study shows that an hour of nightly screen time raises your insomnia risk by 59 percent.

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Nasdaq Inc. on Friday announced the most ambitious plan yet by a major U.S. exchange operator to allow stocks to be traded around the clock. Back To Top ...

The feature, set for immediate launch in the EU with the US to follow later, allows parents to set time limits or establish time windows for being on TikTok, the company said in a statement on its ...

Set up the perfect shot, then get in it yourself, thanks to the iPhone camera timer! Select the perfect camera delay to give you plenty of time to get into position. Tap the iPhone photo timer icon, ...

All of this week's games will kick off an hour later in the U.S. thanks to daylight savings time, which began on Sunday across several North American countries. CBS Sports' coverage of the matches ...

At 2 a.m. on that date in March, clocks spring forward by an hour, causing daylight to remain one hour later at ... Beginning in 2007, federal law set Daylight Saving Time as starting the second ...

Daylight saving time getting you down? The disruptive tradition of losing an hour, just to get that hour back later in the year, could soon end in Texas. However, state lawmakers are on the fence ...

Brummies enjoyed highs of up to 18C at the weekend, but the Met Office has warned that this is set to change in the coming days. Article continues below Daytime temperatures are set to drop by 10C ...

moving ahead to 3 a.m. How does the time change work in the spring? In the spring, the clocks move forward one hour, meaning the sun sets an hour later in the evening and rises an hour later in ...

Moving ahead of time one hour causes a 6 percent increase in crashes in the week following the change, according to a University of Colorado study. The loss of one hour of sleep when daylight ...