The Library of Congress generally defines the millennial generation as those born between 1981 and 1996, putting their current ages at 28 to 43 and straddling both groups of respondents.

“This generation of doctors has recognized that physician burnout is a real problem, and Gen Z is focused on the solutions — not just a wellness retreat, yoga class, or pizza party, but how we ...

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) is desperately trying to wrangle the Republican caucus to pass President Donald Trump's budget, which he refers to as the "big, beautiful bill." Thus far ...

President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that Canada will impose an additional tax on U.S. digital services. "We have just been informed that Canada, a very difficult Country to TRADE with ...

Millennial tech quiz 1. Hint: Despite how cool the 1999 gaming console looked, it was such a major commercial failure that the gaming company behind it never released such a product again.

Motley Fool Money's Millennial Homeownership Trends Report reveals how and why millennials are still struggling to become homeowners by analyzing the latest data on millennial home-buying.

We’ve looked before at things the millennial generation has been accused of killing off, from napkins to golf, and now it’s time to do the same with Generation Z.

Mobile - Millennials are significantly more likely than other generations to use their smartphones to engage in activities such as social networking, watching video, IM/chatting, and using mobile GPS, ...

More than 30,000 are gathering in Chicago Saturday to see Pope Leo XIV deliver a video message to a crowd in his hometown.

These habits, products and ways of life are disappearing. But are these all things millennials killed off—or things that were dying anyway?

The midlife crisis is the latest thing millennials feel priced out of. Blame sluggish hiring and worry over AI claiming jobs.