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Did School Phone Bans Actually Improve Teen Mental Health? Here Is What the Early Research Shows

Early data on school phone bans shows a drop in teens reporting constant online use. But researchers say the results reflect structural limits, not voluntary change. Here's what we know.

Medical Daily

A decade later: Europeans more positive about the EU than during Brexit

Polling from Pew Research shows favourable views of the EU have increased since Brexit, even as national polling indicates support for some eurosceptic parties is at a high.

Euronews

The affordability crisis is so bad that, for the first time ever, both mom and dad are working full-time in most American families

A new study from Pew Research found that more heterosexual parents are holding full time jobs, even as they're expected to be more involved at home.

Fortune

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Why More Women Are Choosing Not To Have Children And What It Says About The Future Of Our Society

In recent years, more women have openly embraced the decision to remain childfree, and the trend is reshaping conversations around family, identity, and modern life. According to data from the Pew Research Center, a growing number of adults in the United States say they are unlikely to have children, with…

Budget and the Bees

‘Counter to the message of Jesus’: progressive Christians stake a claim to their religion amid Trump-pope feud

Anti-war, anti-ICE, anti-authoritarian Christians are organizing around their faith in opposition to the version claimed by Trump and Hegseth

The Guardian - US

Don't Legislate Morality: Most Americans Can't Agree on What's Immoral

Most matters enjoy too little moral agreement to make fertile ground for government intervention.

Reason

How to Find Joy and Meaning When You Want to Retire — But Can’t Yet

For Gen X, delaying retirement can be an opportunity to pilot-test your second act, plan for your inheritance and structure trusts for your kids.

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7 Key Signs You’re Moving From Middle Class to Upper Class in 2026

Experts highlight key signs of moving from middle class to upper class, focusing on passive income, multiple income streams and long‑term financial planning.

GOBankingRates

In South Texas, local Republicans push for more wins as Latinos appear to sour on Trump

Even as Trump's approval ratings fall with Latinos, a constellation of grassroots Republicans are working to secure wins in the midterms.

The Texas Tribune

The FILE Movement: Why Child-Free Adults Are Choosing to 'Live Early' Instead of Retiring

How shifting from "Retiring Early" to "Living Early" allows child-free adults to enjoy their wealth while they’re still young enough to use it.

Kiplinger

Resolve to stop punching the clock: Why you might be able to change when and how long you work

About 1 in 3 Americans make at least one New Year’s resolution, according to Pew Research. While most of these vows focus on weight loss, fitness and other health-related goals, many fall into a distinct category: work.

The Conversation

YouTube, Facebook Dominate Social Media Rankings Against Musk's X: Trump's Truth Social Barely Used

When it comes to social media usage in the United States, companies owned by Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG)(NASDAQ:GOOGL) and Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) reign supreme based on a new poll. Platforms owned by Elon Musk and President Donald Trump score significantly lower in the poll.

Benzinga

6 Habits of Middle-Class People Who Eventually Become Wealthy

Money expert Kevin Reed shares his strategies for how to build wealth, even if you're starting from a middle-class income.

GOBankingRates

How Far a Typical Middle-Class Salary Goes in America’s 25 Largest Cities

According to the Pew Research Center, since 1970, the growth in income for the middle class has not kept pace with the growth in income for the upper class. Additionally, the share of total U.S....

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I'm 62 and Want to Work a Few More Years, but AI Makes Me Feel Like a Dinosaur. Can I Just Do My Job Without Technology Complicating Things?

We asked professional career coaches for advice.

GOBankingRates

What Class Do You Actually Belong To? The Income Breakdown Might Shock You

The actual numbers behind these classifications could completely shift your perspective on your financial standing.

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“Time To Be A Single Mom”: Women Stunned Over Dad’s Response After He Loses Baby At Store

"Time to be a single mom"

The Independent UK

Single and happy: These women ditched dating. They have no regrets

More and more women are ditching dating and prioritizing solo life. They tell Rhian Lubin how they feel liberated abandoning the social norm of finding a partner before they check off the other big cornerstones of life

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The Conversation

What are conflicts of interest and what can be done about them?

Americans’ trust in government and politicians is at record lows. In a 2022 Pew Research survey, about two-thirds of respondents said that all or most people who run for office want to serve their own personal interests rather than the community’s.

Reason

Americans Say Government Is Corrupt and Inefficient but Are Lukewarm About DOGE

Democrats seem willing to tolerate a lot to get a larger government, but Republicans aren’t much better.

Latin Times

The Use of the Term 'Latinx' by Democratic Politicians Is Costing Them Votes, New Study Claims

"The reason it generates backlash against some aspects of the Democratic Party is it's a signal of inclusivity toward LBGTQ+," said one of the study's authors

Fortune

Eight out of 10 women change their name after marriage—they might not realize the impact on their careers, working relationships and job prospects

“I have many respected mentors who would not say a peep about their personal lives, ever, because it was always on their mind of how they would be perceived professionally.”

The Conversation

US election: why more men and fewer white women say they will vote for Trump

Donald Trump is leading Kamala Harris by 11 percentage points with male voters, according to a recent New York Times poll. Trump is carving out a definitive advantage with US men.

The Guardian - UK

Israel was told ‘you are not alone’ – but year of war has left it isolated

For many Israelis, the shedding of support since 7 October attack has revived a belief that they cannot rely on others

Latin Times

Only 4% of Latinos use the term 'Latinx' but awareness has almost doubled in the last five years

The study by Pew Research also revealed that 3 in 4 Latinos who have heard the term say it should not be used

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