Millennials

"They don't know that the grass is not greener on the other side," Walker said in a resurfaced interview clip.

A woman has been almost unanimously slammed for claiming it's not worth being friends with people who earn less than her.

"Contrary to what many think, Gen Z are not lazy at all," a psychologist told Newsweek, and "we have to understand what ticks for them."

While everyone needs to do their part and vote, only an historic effort by this nation's youngest voters can ensure that we continue to live in a free society and create a sustainable climate future.

Researchers discovered in a recent study that millennials feel more empowered to overcome life's challenges than any other generation.

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.

"All they're asking for is what every worker deserves at the bare minimum, and I am rooting for their success in achieving that," one user wrote.

The video, capturing the very different ways people tackled crossing a flooded street, has been seen by over 7 million people

Some studies have suggested that Gen Z is concerned about how consuming too much alcohol will make them look on social media.

The survey also found it takes an average of eight warning lights for people to schedule vehicle maintenance.

Australia's surplus of avocados was greeted with sardonic wit by the generation told their consumption was the reason they couldn't afford a house.

New findings from Pew reveal that around 25 percent of single-family homes sold in 2021 were purchased by investors like private equity firms, and over 75 percent of purchases were made in cash. This has led to a dramatic increase in rent prices as these investors look for short-term returns.

Millennials have sparked "wolverine inflation" by putting off large purchases like houses for seven years longer than most generations.

"I guess it really spoke to a lot of millennials and their families," said TikToker Matt Shepherd after the video was viewed over 6 million times.

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.

A survey of 2,000 adults found that 67 percent of Gen Z respondents and 65 percent of millennial respondents have overbooked themselves with events this summer.

Eight years after walking down the aisle with his wealthy wife, the "gold digger" is feeling guilty about his decision.

"This looks like a beautiful fever dream," one user commented

The poster said his wife, who used to be a sports model, was fat-shamed numerous times by his divorced brother.

The president enjoys just 26 percent approval among Hispanics as his popularity has declined in recent weeks.

"I think that was the first time I'd heard that in 20 years," one TikToker admitted.

The app isn't going anywhere, and if it's tested again in the political sphere, Gen Z isn't going down without a fight.

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

Generation Z has soured on Biden the most, with his approval rating among the group dropping 21 percentage points.

"God I wish we could all do this. Emails be so formal for no reason," one TikToker said.

If you printed out directions or waited for your internet to connect through a phone line, you were not alone.

How? For starters, choosing brands that take stands on social issues and even reflect the whims of social media stars.