Wife thinks the letter writer is overreacting about her phone use during their time together. Dear Eric: My wife and I are both 70. We recently gave up our landline and now both carry our cellphones.

My wife and I are both 70. We recently gave up our landline and now both carry our cellphones. Lately my wife, when receiving a text or call, will stop what she’s doing to reply. While

I found this extremely rude and asked her again to prioritize these situations. She tells me I am overreacting. Having not grown up with these technological situations, I’d appreciate your thoughts. Dear No Call: The technology is a factor here,

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is proposing legislation to ban cell phones in public school classrooms, saying the move is necessary to give students a “distraction-free learning environment.”

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposed phone ban in New York schools would launch at the start of the next school year and require most devices be stored away until dismissal. Hochul began Wednesday unveiling specifics of the ban that was part of her massive $252 billion budget proposal,