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Loneliness isn’t something most people expect to define their late teens or twenties. Yet for many young adults today, it quietly does. Despite being constantly online, a growing number of people between 18 and 35 report feeling disconnected, isolated, and unsure how to build real relationships. Remote work, digital-first lives, and the long-term impact of the pandemic have reshaped how people interact, often leaving fewer chances for genuine connection. When Talking to Peopl

When mental health comes up online, the focus is usually on teens, students, or stressed-out millennials. But there’s a growing mental health crisis we barely talk about, older adults, and it’s closer to home than most people realize. By 2030, one in six people worldwide will be over the age of 60. By 2050, that number nearly doubles. This isn’t a distant issue for “someone else.” It affects our parents, grandparents, neighbors, and eventually, everyone. Aging Isn’t Just Phys

France just made a move that could change the global conversation around kids and social media. In a decisive vote, France’s National Assembly approved a bill that would ban social media access for children under 15. The proposal passed 116-23 and now heads to the Senate. If approved, platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat could be off-limits to young teens as early as the next school year. President Emmanuel Macron called the vote a “major step” and urged lawmakers t