Just 33% of young Americans say they’ll definitely vote in November, down from 2018 and 2022 – two midterms that saw high ...

Trump’s lost young men, dating AI, and why texting sucks ...

Economic anxiety is top of mind for young people today — so much so that it’s playing a major role in where they live. A recent LendingTree analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data found that nearly a ...

Spend five minutes with a tween or teen and you’ll probably hear them say something along the lines of “that’s so AI.” What they *really* mean is that something looks fake, that someone is being fake, ...

Lately, it feels like everyone online is fixated on one of two extremes. Gen Z either parties too much or not at all. But that’s not really how young people are living. In Tuesday’s newsletter, I ...

What I’ve noticed over the past few months is that this finally felt like the first summer Gen Z didn’t just talk about *or post* about living. They actually lived. And it felt really good. Perhaps so ...

It’s impossible to talk to a young person today without confronting their mounting job and AI anxiety. Everyone is grappling with our fast-changing economy and workforce — from the high school senior ...

Today’s newsletter is free for all subscribers. Post-COVID, dialogue around freedom of speech has changed. And campuses, a historic breeding ground for debate over speech, have once again entered the ...

I held two focus groups with more than a dozen Gen Z voters this week, ages 18-25, from seven states: Florida, Pennsylvania, Arizona, New York, Nevada, Indianna, and Illinois. They were the latest in ...

So far this week, I’ve held two focus groups with young voters across the country. We covered a range of topics — from their economic outlook to why it’s a massive misconception to assume all young ...

It’s no secret that the job market for Gen Z is bleak. That’s true for recent high school and college grads looking for entry-level work. But it’s also increasingly the case for students looking for ...

Last week, I held a focus group with 16 young voters from across the political spectrum and country — they were all between 18 and 25-years-old, so they’re mostly part of Gen Z 2.0, the younger half ...