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Online pile-ons can destroy small businesses. Save the derision for big companies that can weather social media storms

Experts say the term ‘addiction’ is be overused and, for social media use, could be difficult to prove

There’s no doubt that dating has always been an expensive activity. As prices increase and inflation is still high, it’s turning into a luxury to take significant others or potential partners out on a date. Now couples are resorting to splitting the bill or meal.

Another day, another relationship nearly ended by a $30 bottle of hair care. One woman logged onto TikTok expecting sympathy after catching her boyfriend absolutely mauling her Redken Extreme Length shampoo. It’s the kind someone buys for themself, not for freeloading scalps. But instead, she found herself knee-deep in something…

Australian laws banning children from social media have the world talking but two months in, experts say they are far from foolproof.

A heated confrontation at a Minneapolis yoga studio has gone viral after a group of students confronted staff over the removal of an anti-ICE protest sign from the premises.In a video shared on TikTok, around a dozen patrons are seen gathering in the studio lobby after a Sunday class, demanding…

Standing outside police recruitment events, armed with 'you shouldn't be a cop' flyers, Tom Raue hopes to change Australians' minds.

A woman read the online measurements for Southwest carry-on bags. Then, she brought a suitcase that was well within the company’s parameters, only to be told that she could not take it onboard as a carry on. 

More often than not, jewelry carries deep sentimental value for the owner. Precious stones and metals, after all, are often gifted among loved ones, meant to last a long time.