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Your Adult Child Wants to Move Back Home at 40 — 6 Money Rules Worth Setting First

Your 40-year-old son or daughter calls with an unexpected request: They need to move back home. Maybe they’ve lost a job, gone through a divorce,...

Saving Advice · Oct 29

Winning an Election May Only Be the Beginning of Governing

A July 2026 Pew Research Center survey found that 55% of Americans were confident this November's elections would be conducted fairly and accurately, down from 61% before the 2024 elections and 64% before the 2022 midterms.

International Business Times · Oct 29

Trump-Voting Pastor Says He 'Was Really Wrong' After ICE Deportations Devastate His Church, Force Him to Take Second Job

A Florida pastor who backed Donald Trump over immigration is reconsidering his support after congregants were detained, highlighting doubts among Hispanic evangelicals.

International Business Times UK · Oct 23

The Millennial Internet Is Dead, and Politicians Killed It.

Social media use is declining, and what's left has shifted from conversation to passive scrolling.

Reason · Oct 4

The DSA has a believability problem with older Black voters. But young people want to take more risks

Black voters reveal a generational divide, with younger voters drawn to the Democratic Socialists of America, and older voters focused on what can realistically be achieved

The Guardian - US · Oct 3

Should a Teen Pay Rent After Turning 18 if They Still Live at Home?

Turning 18 makes a teenager a legal adult, but it does not automatically make them financially independent. With housing, education, groceries, transportation, and insurance taking sizable bites out of young workers’ paychecks, many families are reconsidering what adulthood at home should look like. Recent research from Pew Research Center found…

Kids Ain't Cheap · Oct 3

Why Existing Content May Be More Valuable Than What Is Published Next

When an AI summary appears in Google search results, users click a traditional result only 8% of the time, compared with 15% when no summary appears, according to Pew Research Center data.

International Business Times · Oct 1

Your Child Loves Screens, But How Much Is Too Much?

“Just five more minutes” can quickly turn into an hour. For many families, screens are now part of homework, entertainment and even socialising. A 2025 Pew Research Center survey found that 85% of US parents of children aged 12 or younger said their child watches YouTube, with 51% reporting daily…

MyLifeXP · Oct 1

The Global Skills Schools Still Aren't Teaching

Nearly half of U.S. teenagers, 48%, now say social media has a mostly negative effect on people their age, according to Pew Research Center's 2025 survey. At the same time, 74% say social platforms make them feel more connected to friends.

International Business Times · Sep 29

Couples Who Earn Very Different Salaries: The Money Fights That Start In Year One

When two people fall in love, a salary gap may not seem like a relationship problem—until rent, vacations, retirement contributions, and everyday spending become shared decisions. For couples with different salaries, the first year of combining financial lives can expose disagreements that never surfaced while dating. One partner may earn…

Budget and the Bees · Sep 28