Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. These students are part of a growing community of digital researchers who gather potential evidence of genocide, war crimes, and ...

The concept of doomscrolling arose during the COVID-19 pandemic, as everyone was stuck in their homes with not much to do but scroll through social media and check for updates on the pandemic.

Have you ever found yourself endlessly scrolling through your social media feeds seeking out the latest depressing news stories, despite how hopeless they make you feel? This phenomenon, known as ...

The pandemic created new habits for many of us. One of those was a 50% jump in screen time. A lot of those hours have been devoted to "doomscrolling," meaning non-stop online surfing through negative ...

Doomscrolling is a recent term that describes the obsessive urge to scroll through negative news. It's hard to stop doomscrolling even though it can lower your mood and leave you feeling helpless. To ...

With an experience of almost five years in writing about everything from pop culture, fashion, health, culture and lifestyle, Nisha is an ardent believer of turning words into meaningful stories. She ...

Do headlines such as "Covid-19 Cases on the Rise," "Election Meddling Likely" or "Flesh Eating Bacteria in the Long Island Sound" make you want to read more on social media? For many people such dark ...

People born between 1997 and 2012 are part of ‘generation Z’ or Gen Z. They come just after millennials, born between 1981 ...

Chicken Little wasn't imaging things. Something did fall. An acorn. Dropped with sufficient velocity on the head of a chicken, that's no joke. Moreover, each falling acorn is a potential tree full of ...

If sitting on the toilet and doomscrolling for hours is part of your daily routine, this is your sign to stop! Dr Bing ...

Just a year ago, a sentence like "I was in self-quarantine so I had nothing to do but doomscroll and found an article about an anti-mask rally that looks like a superspreader event" would've gotten ...

In March 2021, students and staff from UC Berkeley’s Investigations Lab gathered in a Zoom room—physically separate due a spike in COVID-19, but together online—each square on their screens a glimpse ...