Millennials are obsessed with baby apps. It's turning them into weird parents.
From AI strollers to "smart socks," gadgets for newborns are getting weird. Millennial parents can't get enough.
Kelli María Korducki
The 'naughty little secret' of today's drug-friendly parents
Today's parents are saying yes to drugs. Just don't tell their kids.
Millennials are celebrated for their minimalism. Turns out it was all a lie.
Millennials are just as into buying stuff as their boomer parents.
The misunderstood value of the office Christmas party
Don't be a Scrooge about your company holiday party. Your lonely, exhausted coworkers need the holiday cheer.
Why so many women are swearing off marriage
More than half of American women are single — and loving it.
New studies confirm: Big sisters really do have it the worst
Eldest-daughter syndrome is backed by science. It's great news for parents and younger siblings.
'Emotional blackmail': How Duolingo manipulates its 31 million users
Duolingo's owl mascot constantly rags on users. It's a risky marketing strategy, but Gen Z loves it.
America's favorite summer pastime is dying
Pools across the country have been closed for years. Lifeguards are becoming an endangered species.
Millennials have a favorite parenting style. It isn't working.
Millennials wanted to be better parents. So why are their kids little monsters?
It turns out the best way to get ahead in America is to leave
More and more Americans are deciding that the only way to pay off debts, save money, and retire is to move abroad.
Farewell — and good riddance — to the 'typical American family'
The short, troubled reign of the nuclear family has come to an end. But we can replace it with something even better.
How to fix our broken offices: Bring back the cubicle!
Cubicles were the hallmark of a dull, soul-sucking job. Now they seem like paradise lost.
Wait, has LinkedIn become a dating app?
People are mixing business with pleasure on the career networking site. What could possibly go wrong?
Americans ditched big cities during the pandemic. Now many are regretting it.
Nice house. Picket fence. Big yard. How the fantasy of a quieter life spawned the Great Pandemic Remorse.
Your Fitbit and Apple Watch may wind up hurting you
New studies show that wellness apps and fitness devices that count your steps and track your calories can actually be bad for your health.
A new study makes it official: Women are always the wrong age for employers
Researchers found that women faced age discrimination at every age. Too young, having babies, too old — women are never the right age at work.
Gen Z hates boomers, everyone hates millennials, and no one cares about Gen X. But there's more to these generational feuds than you think.
We used to respect and honor other generations. Now we hate them. What happened?
The unexpected secret to work-life balance
The Great Resignation caused people to rethink their work-life balance. Now the return to the office is creating a new work crisis.
This one chart shows why pandemic boomtowns like Phoenix and Denver are in trouble — they're running out of water
Remote workers flocked to cities like Dallas, Denver, and Phoenix during the pandemic, putting an additional strain on limited resources like water.
America's 'Zoomtowns' are running out of water
Millions of remote workers are flocking to cities like Phoenix, Arizona that are deep in drought — it could make the climate disaster worse.