In a 10-minute-long compilation video, 'The Daily Show' trolled President Donald Trump with clips of him snoozing at major ...

Angela Holliday-Bell, MD, board-certified physician, certified sleep specialist, sleep coach, and founder of The Solution is Sleep While it’s true that you could clock a few more minutes of sleep by ...

Some people take a guilty pleasure in pressing the snooze button on their alarms to delay their inevitable wakeup calls for a few more minutes. New research has determined this may not be such a bad ...

Not ready to start the day? The snooze button is there to give you the few more precious minutes of sleep and new research has found you don't need to feel guilty about it. A new report published ...

I wonder how many people would set an alarm to wake up on time if there wasn't the option to hit the snooze button. While pressing snooze on your alarms might make you feel guilty, and is sometimes ...

SNOOZING your alarm could actually be good for you, a study suggests. Researchers reckon spending an extra 30 minutes under your duvet can make you more alert in the morning. Please provide a valid ...

There are two types of people in this world: A) the people who set an alarm and gleefully hop out of bed at the first sound of its jingle, and B) the people who groan heavily as the alarm sounds, ...

An unexpected extra half in hour in bed gives the brain a kick and allows you to perform better than those who get straight up at the alarm. A new study suggests hitting the snooze button is a ...

Being able to snooze messages in Gmail is fantastic. I love snoozing. It’s one of my favorite methods of organizing my inbox. (It’s also one of my favorite things to do at night — and occasionally ...

Many apps today offer features designed to keep you on task and make sure you’re doing what you set out to do an hour ago. Email snoozing is one such feature that made the news recently when it was ...

People who got an additional half an hour’s kip performed better on brain tests upon waking than those who jumped straight out of bed. Dr Tina Sundelin, from Stockholm University, said: “The findings ...