To some people, emojis in text messages and online chatting are the refuge of the illiterate and the inarticulate; to be used sparingly, if at all. To adherents, they are an alphabet unto themselves, ...

For my two young sons, this tourney was an initial preview of that kind of socialization — sharing of sleeping quarters and ...

In Vietnam’s heavily polluted capital Hanoi, teenage taxi driver Phung Khac Trung rides his electric motorbike through ...

T hese days, Generation Z is shorthand for kids these days. Like Millennial in the 2010s and Gen X in the ‘90s, the label is ...

Gen Z can’t stand inequality. Why so many of its men voted Republican is a lesson in understanding male identity ...

A majority of Gen Z workers surveyed say generational stereotypes have had a negative impact on their careers. Here's how ...

Kaur shared that many of her friends have become wary of hiring Gen Z candidates—not due to a shortage of skills, but because ...

In “Young Zionist Voices,” a new book of essays, Gen Z Zionists don't fit the mold of older generations of Jews.

New survey data reveals U.S. consumers, especially Gen Z, are amplifying their holiday shopping budgets, turning to AI for ...

Gen Z is more comfortable with credit cards than any previous generation. But the reliance on debt could come back to bite ...

Held up next to the recent Netflix film “Time Cut,” “Sleepover” shows its age but takes me back to the person I once was.

What does it mean if young men sense that their masculinity is under threat? Or if they sense a bleak and hopeless future?