Foodora is departing from Finland today, now it's time to act
Food delivery company Foodora is ceasing its operations in Finland today, with a final call for customers to use their campaign coupons before they expire.
How many hours of screen time are too many according to age
The article discusses screen time recommendations for children, emphasizing that excessive use can harm development, and introduces guidelines from the Argentine Society of Pediatrics.
NHO advises members not to use part-time employees for extra shifts or overtime
NHO has recommended its members against employing part-time workers for extra shifts or overtime following a court ruling favoring a part-time employee seeking overtime pay.
Lufthansa takes on its active role in Nazism for the first time and commissions a study about its responsibility
Lufthansa has taken a significant step in acknowledging its historical role during the Nazi regime by commissioning a study on its involvement and the use of forced labor.
Podcast: Rita Piironen left the Laestadian movement and began using drugs as a teenager - 'It was a pretty wild time'
In a podcast episode, Rita Piironen discusses her departure from the Laestadian faith and her struggles with drug use during her teenage years.
No Average Man or Woman Exists in Reality
A study shows that men and women spend an average of three hours a day on self-care, revealing insights about daily activities and time allocation between gender roles.
Could time change in the U.S. become a reality? This would trigger the enactment of the Daylight Act of 2026
A new legislative proposal in the U.S. Congress aims to eliminate seasonal clock changes by advancing clocks by 30 minutes, seeking a compromise on daylight use, health, and economic activity.
Children receive their first tablets on average at the age of five
A new study reveals that Danish children typically receive their first tablet at 5.2 years old and their first smartphone by 8.1 years old, highlighting early screen use trends.
Water-resistant cell phones: understand why the protection does not last forever
The article explains that the water and dust resistance ratings of mobile phones, such as IP67 and IP68, are not permanent and can degrade over time due to everyday use and wear.
Norwegian Lieutenant Colonel: Is it time for a Nordic atomic bomb?
A Norwegian Lt. Colonel discusses the strategic implications of Russia's use of hypersonic missiles and nuclear capabilities for the Nordic countries.
Does your kitchen seem old and tired? The reason is probably this
A recent study shows that nearly four out of ten residents in Estonia use their kitchens for family time or entertaining guests, while others use them for work or solitude, prompting an interior designer to offer affordable advice for improvement.
How Excessive Screen Use Affects the Health of Children and Adults?
The article discusses the impact of excessive screen time on both mental and physical health, especially in children, emphasizing the need for mindful management of screen usage.
I'm a grass expert - use this method when you mow for first time, but not yet
Gardening experts recommend delaying the first lawn mowing of the year until March to avoid damaging grass during colder temperatures.
Goodbye to cleaning the air fryer every time you use it: this bestselling accessory is all you need
A bestselling silicone accessory for air fryers, designed to simplify cooking and cleanup, is currently available at a discounted price.
Can a Valamo monk use social media? The head of the monastery says: Yes
The head of Valamo Monastery in Finland has stated that monks are allowed to use social media and streaming services, despite some concerns about excessive screen time.
The Fair Trade Commission has issued a โprice re-determination orderโ for the first time in 20 years...initiating a review of flour collusion
The South Korean Fair Trade Commission has initiated a review into alleged collusion among major flour manufacturers, marking the first use of a 'price re-determination order' in 20 years.
Where am I now: how you can see your location in real time with Google Maps
The article discusses how to effectively use Google Maps' real-time location feature, emphasizing its importance and accuracy for everyday navigation tasks.
How to Make Your Phone Boring to Regain Control of Your Life?
The article discusses how excessive smartphone use can lead to attention theft, isolation, and distraction, and suggests ways to make phones less enticing to regain control over personal lives.
Germany plans to block the use of social media by children
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is open to banning the use of social media by children due to concerns over their excessive screen time and associated social behavior issues.
Graduates of Late Learners, Time Travel through AI
The graduation ceremony of the lifelong school 'Nulpureum School' featured a unique use of AI to transform graduates' current photos into youthful versions of themselves, highlighting their passion for learning.
Now UPI Fraud Will Be Curbed, AI Will Identify Scams in Real-Time
Experts discussed the use of AI in preventing UPI fraud during a session at the AI Summit 2026, unveiling a new application that can track and block suspicious transactions instantly.
Josรฉ Manuel Felices, physician, on preventing blood clots: 'Use compression stockings every time you go on a long trip'
Josรฉ Manuel Felices emphasizes the importance of wearing compression stockings to prevent blood clots during long trips, highlighting a simple strategy for maintaining health during prolonged periods of immobility.
Toilet Radar to Protect Against Constipation
A new Swedish-developed toilet seat equipped with hidden radar and AI will monitor how often individuals use the toilet, and it is set to be tested in healthcare for the first time.
Standby Devices: How Much They Really Cost You Over Time
The article discusses the hidden energy costs of standby devices in Greek households, emphasizing their significant cumulative energy use and financial implications.
USA conducted the first transport of a nuclear reactor by airplane in history
The USA made history by transporting a nuclear reactor via airplane for the first time, demonstrating the potential for rapid deployment of nuclear energy for military and civilian use.
Use two words to get your toddler to do what you want '99.9% of the time'
A UK mother has discovered a two-word technique that she claims successfully prompts her toddler to follow instructions 99.9% of the time.
The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency appeals the permit for Volvo's battery factory in Mariestad
The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency has accepted the permit for Volvo's battery factory but is appealing for a stricter time limit of 12 years to ensure the use of the best available technology and modern environmental conditions.
What is the best time to use the washing machine and spend less energy
Using a washing machine during off-peak hours can significantly reduce electricity costs for households.
Make use of the heat in the garden. Itโs time to clean the birdhouses before the first tenants arrive
The article emphasizes the importance of cleaning birdhouses in gardens ahead of the spring season.
Driving tests have become more complicated - does obtaining a license require more time?
Obtaining a driver's license in Latvia has become more complex due to the introduction of new requirements, including the use of navigation systems during practical tests.
The best-selling men's shoulder bag is on sale for a limited time: multiple compartments and available in seven colors
The best-selling men's shoulder bag, known for its practicality and versatility, is currently on sale, making it an attractive accessory for everyday use.
On 14th, PM Modi will land on the emergency airstrip built on the highway!
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to land on an emergency airstrip on a highway in Moran, Assam on February 14, 2026, marking the first time a Prime Minister will use such a facility instead of a traditional airport in Northeast India.
Kaley Cuoco doesn't give a 'f---' what you think about her parenting
Kaley Cuoco expresses indifference towards public opinions on her parenting style, particularly regarding her use of screen time for her child.
For the First Time Behind the Wheel of the Smallest ล koda Electric Car. Epiq Will Show Where the Bread Breaks
The ล koda Epiq, a new small electric crossover, aims to determine if ล koda can create a mass-market electric vehicle that is affordable and suitable for everyday use.
Public Telephones in Extinction: Couple Remembers Dating with Coin Counts and Other Strategies to Use Public Phones
With the announcement of the end of public telephones in Brazil by January 2026, memories of a time when communication required urgency and planning have resurfaced for many.
NASA allows astronauts to take these gadgets into space for the first time
NASA is set to permit astronauts to use smartphones and similar devices on upcoming space missions, enhancing the capture of photographs and videos in space.
Denmark affected by snowfall - first snowplow in action in Copenhagen in 15 years
Denmark experiences heavy snowfall, prompting the use of snowplows in Copenhagen for the first time in 15 years.
After Fire in Darmstadt: GSI Cannot Use Particle Accelerator for the Time Being
A major fire at the GSI campus in Darmstadt has been extinguished, but it will significantly impact researchers' access to the particle accelerator.
End of US-Russia nuclear weapons pact 'could not come at a worse time'
The expiration of the New START treaty marks the end of a critical agreement to limit nuclear arsenals between the US and Russia, with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warning the risks of nuclear weapon use are at their highest in decades.
When novelty isn't enough: why technological adoption depends more on time than on marketing
The article discusses how technology awareness does not guarantee its daily adoption, emphasizing that perceived utility, trust, and time are crucial for sustained use in a digitally saturated context.
Gordon Schnieder: "Much unfortunately gets lost in public squabbling"
Gordon Schnieder, a CDU candidate for Minister-President of Rhineland-Palatinate, discusses perceived shortcomings in public discourse on climate goals, lifestyle part-time work, and social media use among youth.
Collaboration between Science and Technology and National Security to be Specified for the First Time in Government Plan, Including Dual-Use
The Japanese government plans to include collaboration between science and national security and promote dual-use research in its five-year science and technology policy starting from 2026, marking a significant policy shift.
The municipality where parking on the street costs $700 an hour
Starting in January, Ezeiza has implemented a new paid parking system requiring drivers to use an app to manage their parking time, resulting in fewer cars on the streets.
Nuclear Without Borders: The USA, Russia, and the Planet in Uncharted Waters - Trump and Putin Can Now Use Their Arsenal at Will
The article discusses the implications of the New START treaty's expiration, which leaves the world's two largest nuclear powers without any control mechanisms for the first time since the Cold War.
Lufthansa acknowledges for the first time that it was "clearly" part of the Nazi system
Lufthansa has officially recognized its involvement in the Nazi regime, admitting to the use of over 10,000 forced laborers during that period and commissioning a scientific study to explore its historical role.
Why you should put half a lemon in the dishwasher every time you use it
The article highlights the grease-fighting properties of lemon that make dishware spotless and free of dirt.
I Have a Monthly Sabbatical Coming Up. How Should I Use That Time to Avoid Burnout?
The author expresses excitement and anxiety about an upcoming monthly sabbatical, reflecting on past burnout experiences and the influence of workaholics in their environment.
Ex-FBI agent urged criminal probe of Elon Muskโs X use, likened it to Clinton email scandal
An ex-FBI agent has requested an investigation into Elon Musk's use of X during his time leading the Department of Government Efficiency, comparing it to Hillary Clinton's email server controversy.
The new information system for entering high school and vocational school was not completed
The Estonian Ministry of Education failed to complete the new nationwide enrollment information system, SAIS3, in time, requiring students to use the old SAIS2 system for this year's admissions.
CDU politician Connemann regrets 'lifestyle' wording in part-time application
CDU politician Gitta Connemann expresses regret over the controversial use of the term 'lifestyle part-time' in a proposal from the CDU's economic wing, which has faced backlash.