The Greater Worcester Regional Youth Health Survey in 2021 that 10% of students admitted to using a vape in the past 30 days, ...

The cast wears baggy shorts and athletic shoes, occasionally pulling out a vape, but then there are moments where intense ...

With yet another record-breaking 409,000-plus votes cast, Pika’s Best of Guam 2024 winners' list is all set for release on Friday. To view the complete list of winners, visit www.guampdn.com ...

In the vaping world, Raz and Elf Bar are like Taylor and Kanye - both iconic in their own ways, with a little extra for every kind of vibe. So, are you ready to break down the showdown between Raz ...

Chrome adopts a top-heavy design, where most interaction elements are placed close to the top status bar. There’s practically nothing on the bottom edge, so your scrolling experience is rather ...

Hertfordshire Police said it believed some adults were buying vapes for underage children in return for sexual acts Police have raised concerns children might be being exploited by adults offering ...

An Allen business owner is fighting back after being arrested during a raid at his vape shop. In a lawsuit, the legal team for the Allen vape and smoke shop owner said their client’s ...

Google has issued its latest Chrome update warning for 2 billion Microsoft Windows, with three high-severity vulnerabilities fixed. As ever, users are urged to update their browsers right away.

Use the search bar and find the flag you are looking for. To enable, select the Default button and then select Enabled, To disable select Disabled. If you like testing new features in Chrome and ...

The browser wars always generate a lot of banter, but any time I see someone talk about using Edge to download Chrome, I want to shout that there's a far simpler way.

The sale of single-use disposable vapes will be banned in England and Wales from June next year, the government has confirmed. Ministers in England said the move, first announced in January by the ...

England's vape usage has grown by more than 400% between 2012 and 2023, with 9.1% of Brits now buying and using the products. The government is particularly worried about the increasing number of ...