The Party to the Polls Purple Tour, a nonpartisan event series geared toward young voters, aims to make voting rowdy.
Valeria Lipovetsky brings in millions of dollars as an online personality. Now she’s teaching aspirants what she’s learned — for a price.
Americans once made their own costumes and candy. Now, the holiday has rapidly commercialized, transforming into an economic juggernaut.
Despite fears about long-term solvency, millennials and Gen Z workers have a major stake in the program.
The scion and sometimes antagonist of two prominent Republicans has rejoined the political discourse as an independent aiming to sway her fellow Gen-Z voters.
Some Gen Z-ers and young millennials say the culture and aesthetics of wine meld with their lifestyles, whether they’re drinking or not.
Friendship bracelets, after being adopted by the pop star’s fans, have now been embraced by convention attendees as a way to build community.
Some couples are taking the casual approach to sending out wedding invitations, opting for texts or emails instead of traditional printed cards.
The one-name star of the HBO show “Industry” is composed under pressure.
The Washington Post is creating a division to find valuable audiences in new places. The C.E.O.’s last company shows that’s a tough road.
Young men are buying “Facial Fitness” chewing gum that promises to bulk up their jawlines. But dentists say the products are not particularly effective or safe.
The rapper unleashes more provocative lyrics on his 12th album, and new generations are defending him — rather than rushing to criticize him — online.