Dermatologists warn against new waxing trend on TikTok
You shouldn’t try everything you see on the internet, and dermatologists are urging TikTok users not to strip their faces with hot wax after the dangerous stunt started trending online.
You shouldn’t try everything you see on the internet, and dermatologists are urging TikTok users not to strip their faces with hot wax after the dangerous stunt started trending online.
Parler announces it is back online with new hosting service
After more than a month offline, the social media platform Parler relaunched using a new web hosting service, the company announced on Monday.
After more than a month offline, the social media platform Parler relaunched using a new web hosting service, the company announced on Monday.
BusyKid app teaches children how to earn and manage money
Gregg Murset, CEO of BusyKid, talks about the importance of children learning money management skills.
Gregg Murset, CEO of BusyKid, talks about the importance of children learning money management skills.
Faculty member quits after posing as female immigrant on Twitter to make racist, sexist comments
A white, male University of New Hampshire chemistry professor has resigned after being accused of posing as a female immigrant of color on Twitter to make racist and sexist comments.
A white, male University of New Hampshire chemistry professor has resigned after being accused of posing as a female immigrant of color on Twitter to make racist and sexist comments.
What parents need to know about Snapchat and keeping kids safe online
Child crime expert Rich Wistocki joins Good Day Chicago to dish out tips on how to keep your kids safe online and monitoring their activity on social media.
Child crime expert Rich Wistocki joins Good Day Chicago to dish out tips on how to keep your kids safe online and monitoring their activity on social media.
FOP president suspended from CPD with no pay pending outcome of his case
The president of the Chicago police union was suspended on Wednesday from the Chicago Police Department and is in a no pay status, pending the outcome of his case before the Police Board, CPD said.
The president of the Chicago police union was suspended on Wednesday from the Chicago Police Department and is in a no pay status, pending the outcome of his case before the Police Board, CPD said.
Twitter’s Trump ban is ‘permanent' and former president will not be allowed back on platform, CFO says
Twitter’s CFO reiterated that former President Donald Trump would not be allowed back on their platform no matter what.
Twitter’s CFO reiterated that former President Donald Trump would not be allowed back on their platform no matter what.
90-year-old man spends $10,000 on 2 ads in WSJ to tell AT&T CEO about his slow internet service
A 90-year-old California man took out two ads in the Wall Street Journal, which set him back over $10,000, to let AT&T’s CEO know about his abysmal internet service speed.
A 90-year-old California man took out two ads in the Wall Street Journal, which set him back over $10,000, to let AT&T’s CEO know about his abysmal internet service speed.
Berman family mourns the loss of son to accidental overdose: 'He could've done so much for the world'
Dr. Laura Berman and her husband, Sam Chapman, discuss the tragic loss of their son to an accidental overdose and stress the dangers of Snapchat to other parents.
Dr. Laura Berman and her husband, Sam Chapman, discuss the tragic loss of their son to an accidental overdose and stress the dangers of Snapchat to other parents.
Suburban schools using touchless body temperature checks to vet students
Griffin Sonntag, principal of Pleasantdale Middle School, and Monic Piraino, associate with Dubak Electrical Group Business Development, talk about the technology they're using to help curb the spread of COVID-19.
Griffin Sonntag, principal of Pleasantdale Middle School, and Monic Piraino, associate with Dubak Electrical Group Business Development, talk about the technology they're using to help curb the spread of COVID-19.
Chicago's digital divide reflects decades of disinvestment
Nicole Marwell and Nick Feamster, professors at the University of Chicago, talk about their deep dive into the source of Chicago's digital divide focusing extensively on the city's South and West sides.
Nicole Marwell and Nick Feamster, professors at the University of Chicago, talk about their deep dive into the source of Chicago's digital divide focusing extensively on the city's South and West sides.
Aurora students use technology to improve the lives of those with disabilities
Aurora students are developing new inventions to help the disabled in their community. They are designing items to make everyday tasks easier.
Aurora students are developing new inventions to help the disabled in their community. They are designing items to make everyday tasks easier.
Illinois parents blame 'Robinhood' for son's death, file lawsuit
"The next day, after he committed suicide, believing that he owed $730K, there was an email sent to his account saying, ‘oh you're margin calls were canceled, everything is fine,’" the family's attorney said. "But he's already dead."
"The next day, after he committed suicide, believing that he owed $730K, there was an email sent to his account saying, ‘oh you're margin calls were canceled, everything is fine,’" the family's attorney said. "But he's already dead."
Social media tips for paying homage to Black History Month
Social media and content strategist Terrence Chappell, principal of Chappell Communications Group, talks about the hollow substance of performative activism and details some appropriate ways to celebrate Black History Month online.
Social media and content strategist Terrence Chappell, principal of Chappell Communications Group, talks about the hollow substance of performative activism and details some appropriate ways to celebrate Black History Month online.
Debate over social media regulations takes center stage
David Gunkel from Northern Illinois University talks about the current debate over social media regulations and what to expect moving forward.
David Gunkel from Northern Illinois University talks about the current debate over social media regulations and what to expect moving forward.
Orlando attorney John Morgan flashes medical marijuana card instead of ID in viral video
The video has racked up over 230,000 views in one day.
The video has racked up over 230,000 views in one day.
Americans received 4.7 billion robocalls in January: here's how to stop them
Just last month alone, Americans got 4.7-billion robocalls. But you have the power to stop them.
Just last month alone, Americans got 4.7-billion robocalls. But you have the power to stop them.
Parler CEO John Matze says he’s been terminated by board: ‘I did not participate in this decision’
Parler has terminated CEO John Matze, according to a memo Matze sent to staffers that has been obtained by Fox News.
Parler has terminated CEO John Matze, according to a memo Matze sent to staffers that has been obtained by Fox News.
Better Business Bureau urges people to avoid sharing COVID-19 vaccination card on social media
The Better Business Bureau is warning people to avoid sharing their COVID-19 vaccination cards on social media.
The Better Business Bureau is warning people to avoid sharing their COVID-19 vaccination cards on social media.
Steve Cohen, Mets billionaire owner, off Twitter after heat over GameStop squeeze
New York Mets billionaire owner Steve Cohen deleted his Twitter account over death threats aimed toward his family after a heated week over his dealings with GameStop, he said in a statement Saturday.
New York Mets billionaire owner Steve Cohen deleted his Twitter account over death threats aimed toward his family after a heated week over his dealings with GameStop, he said in a statement Saturday.