Gen Z

Kai's latest YouTube vlog, "My grandpa became the president again," has racked up 2.4 million views in 48 hours.

Around 90 percent of Generation Z travelers are more likely to seek out a vacation offering "a small town Nancy Meyers style vibe," a new survey has shown.

"I said no, this was done specifically for my wife," the man wrote. "I admit I have a blind spot for this because I don't have kids."

Roughly 37 percent of employers said they'd rather hire AI than a recent graduate, according to a new survey.

The teacher recounted how the student's unexpected comments to her made her feel "paranoid" about her privacy and safety.

This year will see a decline in "revenge travel" and a focus on "intentional travel" among Generation Z, an expert told Newsweek.

A survey of employed people in the U.S. found that 63 percent of Gen Zers were planning to travel when they reach retirement age.

A new survey shows that Gen Z values a balance between work and personal time more than high salaries.

Millennials and Gen Z workers appear downbeat on the prospects of retiring or even retiring in a better state of financial health than they are now.

The Generation Z TikTok poster caught some heat from other users when she shared her theories online.

Gen Z believe that the retirement age should be around 61 years old, while the current U.S. average is between 64 and 66.

"What are you hiding?" a TikTok user asked.

Nancy and Delilah Blakeney were honest about their antics after they were caught off guard.

Mom Melissa Jordan told Newsweek: "Natalie's car was demolished; she is so grateful to be alive."

Madison's theory about the generations went viral on TikTok, leading many social-media users to hail her logic.

"Gen Z is not necessarily doing well," MetLife's Todd Katz said. ""These people are trying to save money for major life expenses when everything costs more."

The generation born between 1981 and 1996 gave trends like word art, monograms and animal print the thumbs-down.

"I still see negative comments surrounding the side part and think it should make a comeback," Alexis Cushman told Newsweek.

Hours after the TikTok ban appears set to take effect, conservative influencers will gather at a party sponsored by the app, hoping to send a message to the president-elect.

Krystina Barker told Newsweek that "to realize my new bungalow was only the size of that room, or a little bigger, was a shock."

Generation Z dislikes one old design so much as they "value clean, modern and minimalist aesthetics," an architect told Newsweek.

Newsweek spoke with an expert about how to navigate guilt around finances in families.

Steven urges Gen Zers to simply make peace with the inevitable as they're "not special" and cannot change the future.

"I thought my levels would be lower than the general public because I know so much about it," told Aidan Charron. "But unfortunately that was not the case."

Managers said they wouldn't hire recent graduates as they were unmotivated, had poor communication skills and lacked work ethic.

Newsweek spoke to two experts who shared how premature graying may be a sign of mineral deficiencies.

Thousands in the comments are clamoring to learn the tricks of his trade.

First years this fall were markedly different than the Gen Z peers that preceded them. It continued all semester long.

RNC Youth Advisory Council Chair Brilyn Hollyhand wants the President-elect to stay connected to younger voters once in the White House.

"That's 'vintage' now—worth big money!" said one user on the clip that has over 1 million views in just 24 hours.