Rachel Wolfe

Men in their 20s and early 30s are much more likely than their female peers to live with their parents, and many say they feel aimless and isolated.

Over five weeks and 1,300 text messages, our recruits sparred over student loans, presidential candidates and inflation. They also shared their successes, painful stories—and drink coupons.

Haddonfield and Sleepy Hollow take a page from Salem’s spell book. In Anoka, Minn., the chamber of commerce president is “bleeding orange.”

Voters expressed anger over prices and frustration about their ambitions feeling out of reach. “Literally everything, parenting, eating, working, just our daily grind has been so hard,” said one.

If the president-elect follows through, consumers and businesses are likely to see prices rise on everything from fresh fruit to electronics.

Saga of Scrim divides New Orleans, pitting his pursuers against locals who see the death-defying mutt as a symbol of resistance

Some consumers are snapping up computer parts, vacuum cleaners, coffee and olive oil before the levies take effect.

The assassination of a health-insurance executive reveals frustration with big business weeks after a business leader was elected president. What’s going on?

The assassination of a health-insurance executive reveals frustration with big business weeks after a business leader was elected president. What’s going on?

The assassination of a health-insurance executive reveals frustration with big business weeks after a business leader was elected president. What's going on?