Americans split on whether life was better in the 1950s
The survey reveals a deep division in American society regarding the perception of progress since the 1950s, reflecting political and demographic changes.
Younger people are flocking back to smaller towns
Young adults are increasingly moving from urban areas to small towns post-pandemic, influenced by remote work opportunities.
Expect a vastly different workplace in 5 years
Demographic shifts towards an older population necessitate changes in workplace policies, such as more flexible schedules and a focus on employee well-being.
Can MAGA Be Multicultural?
The rally in South Bronx showcased unexpected diversity among Trump supporters, challenging stereotypes and indicating a shift in political allegiance.
Harris' divisive campaign is all about revving up the fracturing Democrat coalition
Kamala Harris may lead a radical campaign in the upcoming election, facing challenges due to Democrats' reliance on non-white voters to prevail.
Trump Remarks on Harris's Multiracial Identity Overlook a Growing Trend
Former President Trump's remarks on VP Harris reveal a lack of awareness of the growing multiracial population in the US.
Baby Boomer retirement wave means more job opportunities for younger Americans
A significant retirement wave of four million Americans turning 65 annually will create job market opportunities and impact various industries due to demographic shifts.
Opinion | The Gender Gap Is Now a Gender Gulf
Biden's coalition for 2024 is shifting compared to 2020.
China's Population Could Shrink to Half by 2100
China's population is declining, with projections indicating a decrease to around 770 million by 2100, leading to concerns about economic growth and aged care. However, this decline could present opportunities for a stable and prosperous future.
Shared Space, Rising Tensions for 2 Schools
Enrollment disparities between two cohabiting schools in Manhattan highlight urban education challenges.