King Mohammed VI has urged Moroccan officials to address social injustices, framing anger voiced by Morocco’s youth-led protesters as a question of poor governance, rather than of the country’s broader vision.

Gen Z has seen its credit score drop more than any other generation over the past year, largely because of student loan debt.

Over the course of the past week, eight couples have gone on their first dates across the U.S. Open’s grounds — on camera.

Gen Z tends to lack trust in the major institutions that previous generations expected to safeguard their futures.

How much of an impact did the young vote have on President Elect Donald Trump’s win over Vice President Kamala Harris? We spoke with a dozen Generation Z students about how they feel post-election.

Forty-five million Latinos are eligible to vote in the 2024 election, and 15 million are estimated to belong to Gen Z — people born after 1997 and before 2013.

A new report shows Gen Z and Millennials want more therapy and are talking about mental health.

Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ms. Lauryn Hill and Megan Thee Stallion will headline this year’s Global Citizen Festival, as the anti-poverty nonprofit looks to focus attention on increasing inequality for girls and young women around the world.

What comes to mind when you hear the phrase Y2K.

No matter how old you are, being an adult can be tricky these days.

Coachella starts this weekend (and next weekend) and the schedule is finally out. It’s like they say, better late than never.

According to the American Psychological Association, 90% of Gen Z — which the U.S. Census classifies as people born from 1997 to 2013 — in 2022 had experienced psychological or physical symptoms as a result of stress within a time period of one year.

Today on the show, deli baked goods, pozole and a Gen. Z vs. Boomer showdown.

Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X and Boomers are now working together in the office. But can all of them work together happily?

There have been some fighting words thrown between millennials and Gen Z-ers these past few weeks -- from the way the women part our hair to the kinds of jeans we wear. Sure, a lot of this so-called “fighting” has all been in good fun, and it’s just happening on social media; there’s no official battlefield, it’s just something to giggle about. Still, we wanted to know: How do our readers and viewers identify? Did you realize this emoji (😂) has been weaponized? Take our silly little quiz and let’s see where you fall.