Every generation has its challenges, but Generation Z is navigating a world that looks very different from anything that came before. Growing up fully immersed in technology, constant connectivity, ...

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According to new data from polling giant Gallup, over half of U.S. Gen-Z-ers use AI regularly, and fully 52 percent of K-12 students think they’ll have to know AI for their postsecondary ...

Recent data shows that Gen Z is using credit cards earlier than millennials did at the same age. Higher balances and delinquency rates suggest some Gen Z credit card users struggle with repayment. As ...

America is growing deeply uncomfortable with AI and it is young people who are leading the charge against it. A new annual report on the AI industry from Stanford University has laid bare a striking ...

Birmingham City were able to reduce the problems Bristol City caused them in their meeting at St Andrew's by correcting the manner of their pressing, Chris Davies has explained, while reflecting on ...

New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Is Gen Z finally logging off? Over the past few ...

It’s 9 p.m. on a Tuesday at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Memorial Union, and Mira Halker just hit a perfect diagonal on her State of the Union bingo card. There's no prize, other than the ...

They’re tossing tech to the trash and seizing a retro reboot. Gen Zers are ditching sleek smartphones and algorithm-fed apps for vintage flip phones, once-coveted iPods, digital cameras, even ...

Have you ever opened up Instagram only to find suggested reels related to a conversation you just had with a friend? Or, maybe you meant to buy a certain item and your feed immediately started showing ...

From job anxiety to burnout, the most tech-native generation is questioning whether AI is helping—or hurting—work. Gen-Z gets slapped with many labels, some ringing more true than others, but we can ...