Money reports that affordability is still a major concern for the average buyer, and many will have to compromise on the features they want in a home — but some sellers may still be in a position to boost their sale price.
Only Half of Gen Z Say They Are Thriving, Less Than Millennials at the Same Age
Millennials were much more optimistic. Some 59% of this generation, born between 1981 and 1996, said they were thriving.
Millennials were much more optimistic. Some 59% of this generation, born between 1981 and 1996, said they were thriving.
Workplace Fatalities on the Rise: These Are the Top 10 Most Dangerous Jobs in America
That's the highest level since 2007, when workplace deaths fell by 20% in two years as the 2008 financial crisis and subsequent recession slowed down the manufacturing and construction industries, two of the most hazardous sectors of the U.S. economy.
That’s the highest level since 2007, when workplace deaths fell by 20% in two years as the 2008 financial crisis and subsequent recession slowed down the manufacturing and construction industries, two of the most hazardous sectors of the U.S. economy.
With an Urban Design Mimicking Natural Forests, Colombia’s Second-Largest City Cools Dramatically in Just Three Years
Wrapped up in heavy-duty workwear and armed with a machete, Pineda is weeding a thick strip of tree-lined greenery running between the lanes.
Wrapped up in heavy-duty workwear and armed with a machete, Pineda is weeding a thick strip of tree-lined greenery running between the lanes.
On Paper, Teens Are Thriving. In Reality, They’re Not
For decades, researchers have tried to capture a national picture of youth well-being by combining a number of social indicators, such as obesity rates, rates of tobacco use, family access to health insurance, academic proficiency on state tests, graduation rates, drug use and teen birth rates.
For decades, researchers have tried to capture a national picture of youth well-being by combining a number of social indicators, such as obesity rates, rates of tobacco use, family access to health insurance, academic proficiency on state tests, graduation rates, drug use and teen birth rates.
The Most Water-Intensive Crops and Meat
Water is one of the most basic human needs, but as climate change extends droughts and groundwater gets drained, it has increasingly become a commodity.
Water is one of the most basic human needs, but as climate change extends droughts and groundwater gets drained, it has increasingly become a commodity.
1 in 4 Americans Are Physically Inactive. Here’s How That Impacts You as You Age.
Guidelines by the CDC recommend "regular physical activity," encompassing more than just fitness and exercise.
Guidelines by the CDC recommend “regular physical activity,” encompassing more than just fitness and exercise.
Jobs That Might Not Exist in 50 Years
Cost-cutting and restructuring efforts are behind some of the cutbacks, Andy Challenger, senior vice president of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc., told Reuters.
Cost-cutting and restructuring efforts are behind some of the cutbacks, Andy Challenger, senior vice president of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc., told Reuters.
Guerilla Bus Stop Benches Are Spurring Berkeley Officials to Install Official Seating for Transit Passengers
It's a tale as old as social media: In November, Owens tweeted a photo of his 64-year-old neighbor sitting on the curb at a bus stop to draw attention to the lack of seating for bus riders.
It’s a tale as old as social media: In November, Owens tweeted a photo of his 64-year-old neighbor sitting on the curb at a bus stop to draw attention to the lack of seating for bus riders.
25 Hardest Colleges to Get into in America
During the 2021-2022 season, students on average applied to six colleges, up from around four for 2013-2014.
During the 2021-2022 season, students on average applied to six colleges, up from around four for 2013-2014.
The Food on Your Table, Brought to You by Prison Labor
The Marshall Project found that the discovery itself isn't totally novel. Reports dating back years have routinely revealed that prison labor is part of the American food supply chain.
The Marshall Project found that the discovery itself isn’t totally novel. Reports dating back years have routinely revealed that prison labor is part of the American food supply chain.
Millennials Are the Largest Adopters of AI Tools—for Fun, Not Work
Verbit analyzed Morning Consult survey data published in 2024 to illustrate how millennials interact most with emerging AI tools.
Verbit analyzed Morning Consult survey data published in 2024 to illustrate how millennials interact most with emerging AI tools.
These 20 Jobs Have the Widest Gender Gaps
Across the 132 jobs with earnings data available for both sexes, men earned $199 more per week on average than women, even in occupations where women dominate, like nursing.
Across the 132 jobs with earnings data available for both sexes, men earned $199 more per week on average than women, even in occupations where women dominate, like nursing.
Speed Bumps Don’t Work: New Approaches Challenge Long-Held Beliefs About Slowing Traffic and Increasing Safety
Speed bumps have limited effectiveness: They only modestly reduce average speeds and their impact is localized.
Speed bumps have limited effectiveness: They only modestly reduce average speeds and their impact is localized.
The FDA Doesn’t Test Dietary Supplements Before They Hit the Shelves. Here’s What You Need To Know.
Multivitamins, which combine a range of vitamins your body needs and are intended to fill nutritional gaps, are the most common across age groups and are marketed to people in every stage of life.
Multivitamins, which combine a range of vitamins your body needs and are intended to fill nutritional gaps, are the most common across age groups and are marketed to people in every stage of life.
These Were the Biggest Sources of Stress for Americans Last Year
The national public health emergency response to COVID-19 officially ended May 11, 2023, but plenty of other stressors abound along with lingering effects (and additional cases) of COVID-19.
The national public health emergency response to COVID-19 officially ended May 11, 2023, but plenty of other stressors abound along with lingering effects (and additional cases) of COVID-19.