Europe's unemployment inequality is simply astonishing. Germany's jobless rate for young people is 8.2 percent. In Greece, it's 54.2 percent.
One of the most traditional love stories to be released in the past few years is also one of the deepest.
The GOP is doubling down on its older white base—and hoping the more diverse Millennials don't show up to the polls.
America is still an overwhelmingly religious country. Candidates shouldn’t be afraid to reflect that.
In a poll, less than one-third of millennial Americans said they thought it was essential to live in a democracy. Why?
The Vatican excommunicated 700 arch-traditionalist bishops and priests—a rupture that touches on broader disputes in the Church today.
Forget media archetypes of older Millennials as college-educated singles living in cities. The typical 29-year-old is living with a partner in the suburbs—without a bachelor’s degree.
What if columnists wrote about the U.K. the way they do about the Middle East?
Over and over again, the president has explicitly identified his party with white backlash—just as the most diverse generations in American history are gaining power in the electorate.