It’s another typical weekday and you’re on your way to work. Your commute isn’t a long one, but you know that Iowa law prohibits drivers from holding their phones while driving. As you’re traveling, ...

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Of all the crappy ways smartphones have affected our health, this one is a real kick in the pants. A first-of-its-kind study links excessive scrolling on the phone while sitting on the toilet with ...

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BATON ROUGE, La. — Starting next month, Louisiana drivers will no longer be allowed to hold or physically support a cellphone or other handheld devices while driving, under a new law signed this ...