The Latest Breaking News from Gen X

Cartoons are more than just Saturday morning entertainment. They are cultural artifacts. The shows we watched as kids secretly shaped our views on humor, conflict, and the world itself. A quick look at cartoons from different eras reveals a fascinating story about generational differences. What Gen X found funny is…

In today’s newsletter: From mandatory age verification to criminal liability for non-compliant executives, the legislation marks a new era of digital accountability​ in keeping children safe online

Women who want hormone therapy often encounter doctors who don’t want to prescribe it.

Many Gen Xers haven’t prioritized saving for retirement and face a crisis as the first generation to retire without substantial support from pension plans.

A recent poll found the majority of adults wanted more excitement to break up the daily treadmill of work and other tasks

A new study found that while most Americans have a negative view of tipping, some are tipping worse than others.

Gen X looked to movies to define us, and they have. These characters do it better than any others.

"Things have been so scary lately with Russia," states TikTok user @MojoX with dead earnestness in a post from early March, "that I went out and got myself a Gen X bomb shelter."

The Joy of Trash author talks about how D.A.R.E., bad TV, Weird Al Yankovic, and 9/11 created a generation of ironic idealists.