Rising costs of living and economic instability are forcing many adult children to move back with their parents, with over 20% of 25-34-year-olds living at home. Parents, like Mabel Lago, are financially supporting their children, impacting their own retirement savings.
A report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies reveals 42% of 25-year-olds in Britain live with parents, up from 25% in the 1990s. Declining real earnings and housing affordability force young adults into 'kidulthood,' impacting independence and exacerbating inequality. The article calls for policy changes like social housing and stronger wages.
Four young people on bail charged after a machete brawl in Melbourne's CBD left two with serious injuries; six arrested, four charged with various offences.
Cases of "sadistic online exploitation," where predators coerce vulnerable teens into producing CSAM, self-harm, or suicide attempts, have surged globally, with NCMEC reporting a 125% increase in 2025. Perpetrators use gaming and social media, often forming online networks, and target children with mental health issues.
Young adults in the US are increasingly returning to live with their parents due to financial pressures like student debt and high housing costs, a trend dubbed the 'boomerang generation.' In contrast, living with parents in India is a traditional norm until marriage or job relocation, though a shift towards separate living is emerging. Cultural differences significantly impact financial arrangements, household responsibilities, and healthcare support between parents and adult children in both countries.
Young adults in the US, facing financial challenges like student debt and high housing costs, are increasingly returning to their parents' homes, a trend dubbed the 'boomerang generation.' In India, living with parents is traditional until marriage or relocation, but a shift towards separate living is emerging. Cultural and financial differences shape these arrangements, particularly regarding financial support, household chores, and healthcare.
A new American Psychological Association study reveals young adults in the U.S. fear growing up more than previous generations, though these fears tend to decrease with age. Economic uncertainty and social pressures are suggested as contributing factors.
Many young adults in their 20s and 30s are returning to live with their parents in the UK due to rising housing costs, facing challenges like loss of independence and role confusion, but also benefiting from financial savings and emotional support.
Natasha Suman, 24, and Caroline Bentham, 37, share their experiences of living with parents in the UK due to rising costs. While offering financial and emotional support, the arrangement presents challenges like loss of independence and role confusion, necessitating clear communication.
Many young adults are moving back in with parents to save money due to high living costs and housing prices. While practical, this arrangement can lead to loss of independence, role confusion, and family disagreements, requiring clear communication and adjusted expectations.
A devastating fire in a three-storey commercial complex in Lucknow's Aliganj claimed the lives of 15 people, mostly young adults and students. Local residents and emergency services worked to rescue those trapped, with harrowing scenes of grief unfolding outside the burning building.
A record one-third of US adults aged 25-35 lived with parents in 2025, with high housing costs cited as the primary driver. Despite many holding jobs and degrees, soaring rents and home prices make independent living unaffordable, impacting household formation and delaying retirement for parents.
New studies reveal a significant drop in American national pride, with only 51% expressing pride, down from 82% in 2013. A widening generational and partisan divide highlights pessimism among younger adults and Democrats regarding economic prospects and democracy.
Young adults with learning disabilities are gaining green sector jobs and transforming environments through the London Tree Ring project. The initiative aims to create wildlife corridors around the capital, fostering biodiversity and reconnecting a new generation with nature.
Canadian police have linked multiple shootings, including an attack on the US consulate in Toronto and synagogues, to sophisticated gun-for-hire networks. These networks recruit young adults via encrypted messages to carry out and film shootings. A police officer was killed during a raid related to the investigation, and two firearms used in over 25 shootings were traced to the US.
Italia Conti, a historic stage school founded in 1911, is adapting to modern challenges. Facing financial strain and shifts in the industry, the school has consolidated its operations and is focusing on new skills like commercial dance and aerial circus. It's also launching bursaries for low-income students and prioritizing student mental health and resilience in its updated training methods.
Toronto police have linked dozens of shootings, including one at the US consulate, to a gun-for-hire network recruiting young people via encrypted apps. A police officer was killed during a raid related to the shootings. Investigators are working with the FBI to identify those orchestrating the violence.
Toronto police have linked dozens of shootings, including an attack on the US consulate, to a "multilayered" gun-for-hire network. Young people are recruited via encrypted apps and paid to film attacks. A police officer was killed during a raid linked to the shootings.
A global survey across 142 countries found nearly 27% of adults aged 19-29 reported feeling lonely, the highest rate among all age groups, challenging the common assumption that loneliness primarily affects older adults.
Young adults (15-29) in South Korea face a severe job market crisis, with employment down 255,000 year-on-year, marking 43 consecutive months of decline. The wealth gap widens due to soaring real estate prices, disproportionately benefiting older generations.
A study of over 6.4 million young adults in South Korea found that LDL cholesterol levels above 130 mg/dL significantly increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, especially when combined with other risk factors like obesity and smoking.
A significant portion of young adults, 34%, are living with their parents despite being employed, primarily to save for a home down payment. This trend extends to over 40% of individuals under 40 who return to their family home at least once.
Internet usage in Germany has decreased by about five hours per week compared to last year, with young adults under 40 leading the trend. Despite this, smartphones remain the primary device for internet access, though their usage is also declining. Many cite a desire for more offline time, reduced distractions, and better health as reasons for cutting back.
A study by Public Health Wales found over 25% of young adults (16-29) eat takeaway at least twice weekly, citing convenience and delivery app pressure. This age group shows the unhealthiest dietary patterns, with risks of obesity.
