April 2026

A new poll finds many Gen Z Americans would prefer living in the past, driven by pessimism about the future and discomfort with the effects of modern technology.

As author Robbie Shell grows older, she discovers that brief, spontaneous conversations with strangers can spark unexpected connection—despite the social stigma of seeming awkward.

People consistently underestimate how enjoyable small talk will be, often leading to meaningful connections that boost well-being and reduce loneliness.

Phone-free bars and restaurants are gaining traction across the U.S. as diners—especially younger generations—embrace disconnecting from devices to foster deeper, more meaningful in-person experiences.

A new survey finds Millennials are more likely than Gen Z to develop workplace crushes on bosses and subordinates, highlighting generational differences around office romance.

Young Gen Z men are increasingly drawn to Catholicism for its sense of tradition, discipline, community, and even dating prospects.