Now, to be fair to zoomers, a few weeks ago there were a few posts — and a write-up from the New York Post, naturally — ...

A new survey by PartnerCentric asked 1,000 people about their online shopping habits. And it's bad news for Google.

"I have completely witnessed more young people go to TikTok and group chats than ever grab the phone and call a doctor," one ...

Millennials survived the original Y2K skinny craze — and now they’re warning Gen Z not to repeat history. Millennial model ...

"Rizz," "ick," and "aura" are all slang terms used daily by young people on the internet. Now, they're entering workplace ...

There's no way around it, the picture Step's survey paints is a grim one. More than 4 in 10 respondents said they run out of money every single month. Even more bracing, 78% said they are financially ...

It’s little wonder then that age-disparate relationships are cause for so much conversation: Having grown up alongside the #MeToo movement, Generation Z is well versed in unbalanced power dynamics and ...

Gen Z has embraced the "fridge cigarette," a Diet Coke break, as a nicotine-free pause in their digital lives. While offering ...

It won’t be long until Gen X managers feel left out of watercooler chats with their twentysomething-year-old workers.

From 'you look sadder' trends to jokes about Waymo collisions, Gen Z individuals are coping with the brutal 2025 job market the only way they know how: by going viral!

Georgia Peck, 23, told Newsweek that stopping shaving was not just about hair, but about healing her relationship with her body.

Gen Z is logging off from their corporate jobs, just to log back onto TikTok to watch productivity videos from influencers.