They are all on their phones. What say you, etiquette guru? It is a common scene these days—people glued to their phones, even while sitting across from loved ones. Maybe it’s the constant ...

As education technology evolves, K-12 schools are experiencing unique challenges in digital etiquette. All schools nonetheless recognize the importance of enforcing etiquette to ensure a safe online ...

But when did being so woefully inattentive become standard practice? When did the most basic tenets of office etiquette become irreparably eroded? When, in short, did we collectively forget how to ...

The cabinet yesterday approved two draft laws to combat cybercrime and regulate digital asset businesses. Deputy government spokesman Karom Polpornklang said the cabinet approved the two draft ...

In connection with table manners, etiquette, or techniques in conversation, including matters like meeting, greeting or introducing someone, making a positive first impression or discreetly ...

Bo Hines, executive director of the President's Council of Advisers on Digital Assets, sat for an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital this week to outline the Trump administration’s work ...

The following are the do's in Bali, including gestures and actions that visitors are highly encouraged to observe while on the island. The majority of Bali's residents practice Hinduism, which deeply ...

TROY, Mich.: 8 April 2025 — Health insurance members across both commercial and Medicare Advantage plans are increasingly using their health plan’s websites and mobile apps as their primary conduits ...

People are staying home more than they used to, which Bonomi thinks is contributing to a breakdown in etiquette. “As manners become less important to people, this irreverence towards businesses ...

My mother is concerned that the lack of a formal printed invitation would be seen as a breach in etiquette. Can you please advise us? GENTLE READER: Back whenever engraving was invented ...

In a recent post on X, the Department of Government Efficiency proudly proclaimed that the General Services Administration has converted 14,000 magnetic tapes of archival data to digital records.