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Rich Cohen may have been right. Writing in Vanity Fair in 2017, Cohen announced that “Generation X might be our last, best hope.” Sandwiched between the crazy liberal boomers and the insane social justice warriors of the millennials and Generation Z, Generation X, those born between the mid-1960s and the early 1980s, may offer the realism and humility required to lead America through its current storms.

Wyoming is aging faster than the U.S. raising questions about how the state will care for more elderly people.

Constant change is nothing new.

Gen Z drinks less than their elders: only 60%, compared to 71% of millennials surveyed. Concert venues that depend on alcohol sales are worried.

Gen X Americans stand to inherit $29.6 trillion by 2045. Only 12% think they'll see the money.

Understanding the sale of bonds from the Social Security Trust Fund to the Treasury.

A wide range of television shows, from animated shows like South Park and Beavis and Butthead to sitcoms like Seinfeld and dramas like The Sopranos.

The newest generation of Australian Federal Police officers require vastly more praise from their supervisors than either Millennials or Generation X.

Ask Amy: If they're 50 or younger, I know how they'll treat me. Plus: Why is compulsive decluttering not seen for the disorder that it is?

Gen Z is leading the way in digital skills - data analysis, artificial intelligence, and more! According to a LinkedIn survey, 43% of Gen Zers are interested in