Rachael O'Connor is a Life and Trends Reporter at Newsweek. Based in Leeds, U.K., she specializes in reporting on a variety of topics including animals, family and relationships, and cultural trends from around the globe. Rachael's work has been featured in MSN, Metro.co.uk, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and Newsweek.
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Is the millennial nostalgia economy losing its power? One recent trend suggests that might be the case.
By: Rachael O'Connor
One fashion expert said the Trader Joe's totes are "bang on trend" for summer 2026.
Mentalist Oz Pearlman revealed a slip of paper seemingly showing the then-unborn baby's name.
Five jobs were named the happiest for US workers in 2024—do they hold up?
"A whole ecosystem of disinformation and misinformation arose during the pandemic and is now being transferred to Hantavirus."
"Small savings are worth capturing once the income floor is stable, but you can't cut your way to wealth."
As one expert put it: "The 30 percent rule was much more realistic before rents jumped during and after the pandemic."
By: Rachael O'Connor
It's the rule every renter has heard at least once in their life—but with rising costs and stagnant wages, Newsweek spoke to experts to learn whether it is still achievable to spend just 30 percent of your income on rent
By: Rachael O'Connor, Jack Beresford
California voters will see a familiar name on the ballot.
California voters will see a familiar name on the ballot.
