From unaffordable housing to climate inaction and $1.7 trillion in student debt, younger generations are holding baby boomers accountable for the collapse of the American Dream.
Thousands are expected to join ‘No Kings’ protests across the U.S. this weekend, as a government shutdown and federal troop deployments heighten political tensions.
Psychologists in Ontario are split over a proposal to reduce training requirements to address a severe mental health provider shortage—sparking a heated debate over safety, access, and professional standards.
A lazy day sounds ideal, but unstructured downtime often triggers restlessness. Here’s why—and how to truly rest in a productivity-obsessed world.
Now in its third year, the bull market overcame a near-death experience in April 2025, fueled by an unexpected surge in artificial intelligence adoption and tech earnings.
Investors are rattled by rising reports of souring loans in U.S. banks, triggering stock sell-offs, Treasury rallies, and funding stress in short-term markets.
Nearly two dozen private colleges have launched a fast, user-friendly college cost calculator that reveals students’ true out-of-pocket expenses after financial aid.
17-year-old Nory Sontay Ramos was deported by ICE just as she was finding her voice in high school. Now in Guatemala, she faces a shattered future.
Prestigious universities like MIT and Harvard are rejecting a Trump administration proposal that ties special federal funding to the adoption of conservative political priorities, marking a significant moment of resistance in higher education.
A new comic book exhibit celebrating Latinx voices stirred unexpected emotions about language, heritage, and the quiet shame of not being bilingual.