Meg Oliver

Exclusive: According to one study, teens spend about 8.5 hours a day staring at a screen — the equivalent of about 130 days a year. @MegOliver challenged three high schoolers to try new tools designed to slow and stop the scrolling for a week.

Helping kids balance childhood again without devices Yes it’s possible!

How often do you give your toddler a screen?

Recent college graduates are facing tougher odds in the job market as applications increase while postings decline, creating more competition for entry-level positions. CBS News' @MegOliver has more.

Meet The Veronicas behind @veronicabeard Must Watch!

Play #Tetris ? Press play

Record college applications

College applications hit new all time record!

Excessive scrolling can lead to #Brainrot Here’s what it looks like:

For the first time in 15 years a person will be executed by a firing squad in America

16 years ago, 50 people were killed when Continental Flight 3407 crashed into a home near Buffalo, New York. In the wake of the tragedy, victims' families united to push for a federal airline safety bill that ultimately changed flying regulations.

We asked four teenagers to trade in their smartphones for flip phones- here’s what happened:

Ready to fall in love? #SummitHouse #Jersey #TheDish

Hey #Jersey this one’s for you!!! Don’t miss @cbssaturday#TheDish & Chef

Dishing up ❤️ in #TheDish @madamevonyc soooo good!

If you click on anything this weekend click on this! A special partnership between The Shepherd Hotel & @ClemsonUniv empowering staff with intellectual disabilities

Barry Sonnenfield is the master filmmaker behind some of Hollywood’s biggest hits. Now he’s dishing out Tinseltown secrets in his memoir. “Best Possible Place, Worst Possible Time” @cbssaturday

Legendary filmmaker Barry Sonnenfeld is out with a new book “Best Possible Place, Worst Possible Time” Find out what really happens BTS in #Hollywood @cbssaturday

Lovely to meet @DeepakChopra first network interview about his new book #DigitalDharma

@DeepakChopra first network interview about his new book #Digitaldharma how #AI can try and improve #mentalhealth