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 ...

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 ...

I’ve spent the past few months talking about Gen Z’s overwhelming sense of economic anxiety. Icymi: A tough entry-level job market and continued inflation have contributed to my generation’s sense of ...

We live in a culture built around convenience. There’s same-day delivery, one-click check out, algorithmic recommendations, instant entertainment — and waiting should be obsolete. Yet some of the most ...

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 night, I spoke with five Gen Z women to discuss gender, identity, and relationships. I heard how these young women really feel about everything that’s been in the news this week. In many ways, ...

At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago last year, a debate began to take form: Should content creators, with their massive audiences and often partisan edge, get better access to candidates ...

For months (if not years, or even generations) the political conversation around young people has been centered on men. (Yes, I know how that sounds, but you know what I mean). They played a ...

The Class of 2025 is graduating into a perfect storm of chaos. In a Reality Check with college graduates, more than 70% of respondents say they feel their job prospects are worse than when their ...

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 ...