Baby boomers

A rising number of people in their 20s and early 30s are abandoning conventional pathways in favor of "squiggly careers". But, is it benefiting or hindering gen z?

What are some marketing trends bubbling up from the need to be conscientious about generational preferences and differences?

A mother has been criticized for wanting to call her daughter's place of work to stop her from being exploited.

2022 could be one of the worst years to retire in recent memory," the 2022 Natixis Global Retirement Index report states.

A reunion that was 'ruined' by a man getting in the way was arguably made better by the interruption.

The newest University of Houston-Texas Southern University poll on August 28 showed Abbott leading O'Rourke by seven points, 49 percent to 42 percent.

The Redditor made a spreadsheet filled with data collected from various sources to show how much the overall cost of living has increased since 1972.

A daughter on Mumsnet laments her "ungrateful" father who they go above and beyond to look after, despite being healthy, social and able bodied.

A TikTok video has gone viral for pointing out stark generational differences.

A post on Reddit has sparked the ever present debate between baby boomers and millennials about who has it harder.

"I'm not slaving away for an evil corporation that makes billions and gives me this comical salary," the mad said in a viral online post.

President Joe Biden has signaled he might forgive some student loan, which has been met with outcry by older generations.

Discount shopping chain Dollar Tree said it was unaware the sign had been posted at one of its stores.

Commenters related to the situation with some sharing that their mothers had made similar mistakes before too.

Boomers, exiled from the workforce due to ageism or the pandemic—or both—could help fill the jobs left open by the Great Resignation

"Anti-Masker Club" leader Ethan Schmidt is best known for filming himself harassing people for wearing masks or getting vaccinated amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 2021 Pornhub Year in Review feature shows some surprising differences between the adult video consumption of those in Gen Z, millennials and boomers.

"There's a stereotype that we are entitled, difficult, and disrespectful. This video showed the opposite," said TikToker Sally Loeza.

Critics have accused the TikTok star of abandoning her "socialist" views.

In the summer of 2020, when cities from Portland to Raleigh erupted in street violence and mobs looted storefronts, lobbed Molotov cocktails and tore down public monuments, journalists rushed to compare it to 1968.

A Financial Times global survey reveals young people are frustrated over unemployment, student loan debts, and pandemic restrictions—and seemingly uncaring older generations.

Millennials are the largest group in the U.S. workforce but have 10 times less money than Baby Boomers control today.

The pandemic has highlighted generational fissures in America, but it also offers a critical opportunity to address them.

For the first time in the 21st Century, the Baby Boomers are no longer the largest generation in America.

A new nickname for COVID-19, the coronavirus disease, has become a battleground for generational warfare on Twitter.

You kids may think your challenges are far greater than those other generations have faced. No, They're not. And here's why.

The survey by Ipsos found that a plurality of boomers felt their generation had a positive impact on modern American society.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders holds a dominant lead over every other Democratic presidential candidate among younger Generation Z and Millennial voters, but his support among older Baby Boomer Democrats barely registers.

In an appearance on CNN, the Republican congressman stressed that marijuana legalization has a generational divide, rather than a partisan one.

Love it or hate it, the viral meme fails to take into account a key element in the generational conflict: race.