James Wolfensberger

MKTO is one of the latest sensations to emerge from the youth entertainment industry. Members Malcolm Kelley and Tony Oller (hence "MKTO") met on a Nickelodeon television series, playing best friends in 2010. They have explained that their duo's…

With a nod to PolicyMic pundit Susan Kraykowski's "5 Reasons Millennials Should be Excited to Eventually Turn 50," I'd like to offer reasons why Millennials can look forward to 40 as well. For the eldest of you, your 40s will be a time for rewarding…

Much is trumpeted about millennials' rejection of traditional media. It seems like common sense, perhaps. Millennials (and many of us from older generations) certainly love digital media for its accessible, on-demand nature. It's a profound notion…

While every survey and report available indicates that Facebook's most active demographic is young adults ages 18-29, news outlets have been buzzing with stories indicating that the social media giant may be falling out of favor with teens, and…

A new study led by USC professor Lawrence S. Neinstein, MD, examines the health risks faced by emerging adults. Their risks are high despite perceptions, both by themselves and others, as being of a low health-risk population. This has brought the…

We've seen a few monikers for the generation of Americans born from about 1980 to 2000 — Generation Y, New Boomers, and millennials most prominently. Meanwhile, the British and Australian media have also dubbed these young adults as "Generation…

Having interviewed more than 50 millennials in great depth, I've consistently been struck by two things. One, they are a generation united by acceptance of cultural diversity, a critical view of American policies, social liberalism, a healthy dose…

Pointing out that she gives 50% of her income to local, state, and federal governments each year in taxes, conservative commentator S.E. Cupp (33) offered caution to millennials — whom she says are brainwashed "by Democrats' cool charisma" — during…

In what might be the most useless but entertaining poll data so far this year, Public Policy Polling (PPP) has confirmed what most of us might guess: 85% of voters, view Congress negatively. Acknowledging that there can be little surprise to this…