Gen Z and millennials were nearly four times more likely than baby boomers to say politics distracted them from their jobs.

A weekend protest march convened to highlight the concerns of Mexico's Generation Z has instead dramatized deep political divisions extending well beyond the needs of young Mexicans. The protest caught the eye of President Trump,

Far-left Gen Z activist Chi Ossé filed paperwork against House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., marking a generational split within Democratic Party.

A new nationwide survey of 2,000 Gen Z Americans revealed one in three (33%) identify as planners who budget, track spending and plan ahead, while one in four (25%) call themselves value-seekers who research and compare before making purchases.

TikTok? No problem. Cents in a dollar? Eight percent of Gen Z have no clue. Here's how companies are trying to fix that.

Gen Z, driven by a desire for social connection, is bringing back a divisive dining trend: shared tables and communal dining.

While teen smoking drops to under 3%, health experts fear pop culture revival could undo progress as 90% of long-term smokers start before age 18.

Picture yourself sitting in your local coffee shop, scrolling through social media, and stumbling across yet another young entrepreneur who's building a million-dollar business from their bedroom. You roll your eyes,

Billionaire Mark Cuban has advice for his two children who are job hunting: Prioritize small companies, not large corporations. Not only could the advice be useful to his children, it could help those facing the entry-level job market in the age of AI. The reason why he says small companies are better: Your skills are more essential.