The Latest Breaking News from Millennials

Beth O’Leary’s novel ‘The Flatshare’ – about two people renting a London flat for 12 hours each per day – is now a Paramount Plus romcom, but questionable living arrangements are an increasingly fraught part of modern life, writes Katie Rosseinsky

Class conflict played an important role in Victoria’s election on Saturday: young renters v old-money homeowners; the affluent v the strugglers.

"It’s almost like we don't want millennials to get a piece of the American Dream."

You’ve heard plenty of stories about young Australians without drivers licenses. A simple enough narrative it seems. Young people live in inner cities and We are more likely to be car owners now than we were 15 years ago.

Perhaps the youngest voters in our democracy are beginning to see that they can effect change. The midterm elections saw historic turnout among this voting bloc ranging in age from 18 to 29. Generation Z and millennials, as the youth like to say, “turned up.” The political party that zooms…

‘The Tory government has failed my generation ... preventing the building blocks of what Conservatives believe make the good life’

Exclusive: Ryan Shorthouse says Rishi Sunak and his party lack vision to fix housing and childcare costs

Millennials comprised 34 % of the Chicago vote in this month’s election, a sign that young adults have embraced their agency and will stand up for their rights.

This generation is diverse, highly educated and likely to make up a bigger share of the voting population than boomers, says Gaby Hinsliff

Bitcoin and crypto coins are popular among millennials, sports fans and college students who see them as vehicles of wealth building

The brokerage of Gen Z and millennials has been climbing the slope since July, after a plunge which raised fears for the worst.