A CarMax survey explores how Gen Alpha teens view driving, getting a license, and buying their first car as they approach driving age.
More People Are Identifying as Neurodivergent. Here’s What That Means
Neurodivergence describes differences in how people’s brains process information, learn, communicate, and experience the world.
Neurodivergence describes differences in how people’s brains process information, learn, communicate, and experience the world.
Why Die When You’ve Got AI? The Startups Racing to Outrun Aging
AI-powered longevity startups are using health data, biomarkers, and personalized insights to explore healthier, longer lives.
AI-powered longevity startups are using health data, biomarkers, and personalized insights to explore healthier, longer lives.
The Sucker’s Dilemma: The Psychology of Getting Conned
Being scammed can feel especially painful because the loss involves violated trust, betrayal, and the realization that you were deceived.
Being scammed can feel especially painful because the loss involves violated trust, betrayal, and the realization that you were deceived.
How AI Is Changing the Way People Think About Mental Health Support
AI chatbots are becoming a private outlet for people who find it difficult to share emotional struggles with friends or mental health professionals.
AI chatbots are becoming a private outlet for people who find it difficult to share emotional struggles with friends or mental health professionals.
Debt Can Impact Kids’ Futures More Than You’d Think: Here’s How
School-related debt can force families to cut extracurricular activities, potentially limiting children’s opportunities and experiences.
School-related debt can force families to cut extracurricular activities, potentially limiting children’s opportunities and experiences.
Survey: AI Hallucinated Travel Destinations for 1 in 6 Users
A Greetwell survey found 1 in 6 AI-using travelers received nonexistent travel recommendations, while 55% encountered inaccurate suggestions.
A Greetwell survey found 1 in 6 AI-using travelers received nonexistent travel recommendations, while 55% encountered inaccurate suggestions.
Companion Robots Are Embodied AI’s First Real Market
Affordable companion robots are gaining popularity in China, offering users conversational AI through small, physical devices designed for everyday companionship.
Affordable companion robots are gaining popularity in China, offering users conversational AI through small, physical devices designed for everyday companionship.
Co-Parenting? How to Create Healthier Digital Boundaries Across Two Homes
Co-parents can create healthier digital boundaries by agreeing on consistent screen-time, phone and social media rules across two homes.
Co-parents can create healthier digital boundaries by agreeing on consistent screen-time, phone and social media rules across two homes.
Hidden Costs of Commuting: The Real Cost of Returning to the Office
Returning to the office brings hidden financial costs beyond fuel and fares, including time, meals, parking, clothing, and lost flexibility.
Returning to the office brings hidden financial costs beyond fuel and fares, including time, meals, parking, clothing, and lost flexibility.
How Concussion Protocols Have Changed in the NFL Over the Past Decade
Over the past decade, the NFL has significantly changed how it identifies, evaluates, and manages concussions, with medical research, player advocacy, on-field incidents, and rule changes shaping a growing focus on player safety and long-term health.
Over the past decade, the NFL has significantly changed how it identifies, evaluates, and manages concussions, with medical research, player advocacy, on-field incidents, and rule changes shaping a growing focus on player safety and long-term health.
Girl Math, Loud Budgeting, Moneymaxxing: Were These Trends Worth Trying?
TikTok’s viral money trends made budgeting feel relatable and fun, but did they actually help people build healthier financial habits?
TikTok’s viral money trends made budgeting feel relatable and fun, but did they actually help people build healthier financial habits?
The Retirement Fear Gap: Who Really Fears Running Out of Money?
A survey finds retirement anxiety is driven more by income than age, with lower-income Americans most worried about running out of money.
A survey finds retirement anxiety is driven more by income than age, with lower-income Americans most worried about running out of money.
Does Rest or Rust Win Out? What Advanced NFL Stats Reveal About Returning Teams
NFL teams entering games with extra rest might seem to have an obvious advantage, but 2025 results tell a different story, with teams performing around .500 after byes or when holding a significant rest advantage.
NFL teams entering games with extra rest might seem to have an obvious advantage, but 2025 results tell a different story, with teams performing around .500 after byes or when holding a significant rest advantage.
First-Time Homebuyers Are ‘Optimistic,’ Open to New Paths to Homeownership
Despite high interest rates, economic uncertainty, and limited housing inventory, first-time buyers remain optimistic while exploring tradeoffs, alternative financing, and new funding sources to make homeownership possible.
Despite high interest rates, economic uncertainty, and limited housing inventory, first-time buyers remain optimistic while exploring tradeoffs, alternative financing, and new funding sources to make homeownership possible.
Survey: AI Has Reached the Consumer Inflection Point
AI adoption is moving from experimentation to everyday use, with a new TD survey finding that more than 78% of Americans use AI-powered tools in daily life and 67% say their AI proficiency has increased over the past year.
AI adoption is moving from experimentation to everyday use, with a new TD survey finding that more than 78% of Americans use AI-powered tools in daily life and 67% say their AI proficiency has increased over the past year.