addiction

I do believe that people open themselves up to depression through social media interaction. I think the recurring instances of worldwide suicide caused by these types of interactions is solid evidence for the case, but there are those that don't internalize results from their interactions online to such an extent.

Through actions and observation, one can argue that the people of Twin Falls, may have a sex addiction. Here is some evidence to back this theory.

Tell me again why you believe Idaho needs to sanction its use.

A southwest Idaho sheriff was a guest on FOX News recently and spoke out on the state's out-of-control opioid problem and its connection to Mexican drug cartels.

Drugs are in every city and town across the country, but compared to other states, how does Idaho compare to drug problems?

For most people gambling is fun and a form of entertainment, but do most Idahoans have a gambling issue or do they know when to call it quits?

A beer drinking study by Alcohol.org found that Idaho is a state full of lightweight drinkers.

Classic case of deflection when people get news they don’t like.

Some days I love to shop and other days shopping sounds like the worst thing imaginable. Every Christmas I get to the point were I don't want to buy ANYTHING because all I have been doing is shop. The scary thing is, if you don't get tired of shopping you could be a SHOPAHOLICS! According to yahoo, here are four signs you might be addicted to shopping:

I'm guessing that you love pizza and probably couldn't give it up permanently. Does that mean we are addicted to pizza?

I've found myself setting up my alarm so that I can snooze in a bit. Apparently you can get a little addicted to that euphoric feeling of hitting the snooze and going back to sleep, despite the fact that it disrupts the total amount of good sleep you're able to get...

If you are one of the few not Tweeting your life story or “Liking” everything posted on FaceBook – consider yourself lucky!  Because the rest of us are really just a bunch of internet junkies.  According to a new study, Facebook is heroin, Twitter is cocaine, your email is Quaaludes, and the Internet itself is the drug dealer who’s more than happy to give you access to all those things 24 hou