Millennials

Anne Helen Petersen, author of the new book, “Can’t Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation,” spoke with boomer extraordinaire Sue O’Connell about the avocado and toast generation’s struggles. O’Connell breaks it down with millennial extraordinaire Rob Michaelson.

Millennials represent the largest segment of the U.S. workforce, as well as a growing part of the Boston area’s population. As these young professionals assess where they might want to build a career and a life away from the office, a number of factors can shape their decisions. If you’re one of those young workers perhaps looking to take...

Seth Meyers quizzes “Late Night” writer Karen Chee, 25, on how many things she knows from the past, like Tammy Faye Bakker and Max Headroom.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Anne Helen Petersen, author of “Can’t Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation,” to talk about how the cycle of college debt and working extra to pay it off is causing a lot of millennials to feel burnout.

A new study showed how disconnected younger generations have become from the realities of the Holocaust. Professor of Modern Jewish History Deborah Lipstadt explains why that is so dangerous.

Sorry, boomers.

How do you know if your relationship is toxic? Therapist Alysha Jeney says there are plenty of red flags, including that you’re walking on eggshells, isolating yourself from friends and family and having volatile fights with your partner.

Gen Z and Millennials much more accepting of sponsored product deals than political partnerships

Young adults are willing to follow influencers’ recommendations on a range of topics, like food, travel, fashion and beauty. But their influence has a limit. A newly-released NBCLX/Morning Consult poll found that young adult want influencers to stay out of politics. NBCLX’s Noah Pransky breaks down the poll results and shares his conversations with influencers about the topic.

With the COVID-19 outbreak came a series of unprecedented scenarios. For many twentysomethings who live in tiny apartments in big cities, that meant moving back in with parents. But then it became clear that this pandemic would not be going away anytime soon.

Coronavirus cases are spiking across the U.S. and the largest increase is among people aged 20 to 44. Natasha Bhuyan, a medical provider and regional director for One Medical, explains how social gatherings are leading to an increase in Covid-19 cases.

A bar in Jacksonville, Florida, was forced to close its doors due to 16 reported coronavirus cases. NY Medical College Professor of Medicine’s Dr. Bob Lahita weighs in on the importance of social distancing for people of all ages, including young adults.

Scared of ‘adulting’ with your own money in the midst of a recession? Certified financial planner Chris Russell offers economic advice for Millennials ready to buy homes or start families in these down economic times.

When it comes to the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, many young professionals are asking, “Will I still have a job?” And no wonder, as 63% of young Americans are worried they will lose their jobs versus 52% of Americans overall, a survey from TD Ameritrade found. Those fears are not unjustified, with 1 in 3 young Americans reporting…

The World Health Organization made a plea for solidarity between age groups to make sure young people understand they are not invincible when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic and how they can put others at risk.

State Department health official Dr. Deborah L. Birx explains why millennials may be the key to stopping the spread of coronavirus.

A new study finds that it is not the elderly who are most susceptible to scam phone calls, but millennials, who are six times more likely to give away credit card information than any other age group.

Millennials tend to have head-scratching job titles that just don’t make sense to their parents, NBC News reported. To be an “influencer” or “app developer” is a relatively new trend that might lead some to believe their millennial friend or family member doesn’t have a real job. Take, for example, the up-and-coming position of social media manager. A social media...

A new study by the American Cancer Society is showing a shocking increase in cancer among millennials. People in their 20s and 30s have double the risk of being diagnosed with colon cancer, as well as quadruple the risk for rectal cancer as their parents’ generation did at the same age.

The United Kingdom’s decision to sever itself from the European Union on Friday exposed something approaching an intergenerational war of ideas. While the “leave” campaign won the referendum with 51.9 percent of the vote, young people — the ones who will likely grapple with the decision for decades — overwhelmingly wanted to remain part of the EU, NBC News reported....