NEET Generation: Why Gen Z is opting out of traditional adulthood
In a cultural shift that's shaking up societal norms, a growing number of Gen Z members are choosing to do --- nothing. According to recent statistics, the NEET generation is…
Ingvar Kamprad: IKEA’s frugal billionaire
Aside from Warren Buffett, another name deserves equal recognition for his penny-pinching ways: Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of IKEA. Despite his immense fortune, Kamprad's financial habits were as humble as…
Kevin O’Leary reveals how to retire on $500K without additional income
When it comes to financial security, the question of "how much money is enough?" often looms large. Entrepreneur and investor Kevin O’Leary, known for his sharp business acumen and candid…
Pebbling, the new language of love?
A new trend called “pebbling” is beginning to crack the emotional barriers between parents and their teenage children. Inspired by the courtship rituals of gentoo penguins in Antarctica, who present…
Louisiana, then Oklahoma: Why are American states getting religious?
In a bold and contentious move, Oklahoma is set to surpass Louisiana in incorporating Christianity into public school education. This development follows an announcement from the state's Superintendent of Public…
NIcholas Sparks’ The Notebook star develops dementia in real life, too
She acted the part, now she lives the part. Gena Rowlands, who played the older Allie in The Notebook, now has Allie’s disease too. She developed dementia five years ago,…
‘Foxconn not hiring married women workers at iPhone plant in India’
Foxconn has “systematically excluded” married women workers from its main India iPhone assembly plant near Chennai, reports Reuters. Married women aren’t hired because they have babies and are more likely…
Bailey Anne Kennedy: Breaking barriers with historic win as Miss Maryland USA
In a landmark victory, Bailey Anne Kennedy was crowned Miss Maryland USA in June, marking a series of firsts: she is the first transgender woman and the first Asian American…
Woman, 105, receives Stanford degree more than 80 years after graduate school
A 105-year-old woman received her master’s degree from Stanford Graduate School of Education (GSE) more than 80 years after she was a graduate student there. Virginia “Ginger” Hislop enrolled at…
New York kosher cafe chain on a roll before Gaza hits the skids
A bakery with a chain of cafes in New York and New Jersey offering kosher food prescribed by Jewish dietary rules attracted a diverse clientele. But now the kosher cafe…