The Latest Breaking News from Gen X

When most people picture grandparents, the image is pretty universal: doting retirees who are quick to babysit, slip a $20 bill into a birthday card, and proudly cheer from the bleachers at Little League games. But for many in Generation X — born between 1965 and 1980 — that picture…

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…

Retirement plans that worked for Baby Boomers may not fit the bill for Gen Xers. If you're nearing 60, it's time to bring your retirement strategy up to date.

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."