People are still piling into at least one social media network

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Reddit is one of the only social media platforms seeing double-digit user growth in 2024.

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I work at Microsoft and didn't realize how evil tech can be until I had kids. Here's how I limit their screen use to 1 hour a day.

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Bill Safcik told BI he wants to monitor his children's digital activity until they turn 18.

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There's some really bad career advice on TikTok. Here are some of the worst tips you should ignore.

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Some career advice on TikTok could be doing more harm than good.

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I'm only 28 and my favorite childhood websites have already disappeared

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What is 'underconsumption core'? A new trend on TikTok aims to get GenZ to buy less.

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Underconsumption core promotes buying only what you need.

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Why so many Gen Zers and millennials have 'money dysmorphia' — even if they are financially better off than they realize

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Even politicians want to have a 'brat' summer

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Kamala Harris dances with gospel singer Kirk Franklin at a White House Juneteenth concert in June 2024.

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A 19-year-old real-estate agent has found an ingenious new way to sell homes and make money

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Trenton Miller, 19, found unexpected virality with his humorous "speed tours" on TikTok.

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Meta is still betting that Threads can beat Elon Musk's X — but Zuckerberg faces an uphill battle

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Threads was launched a year ago.

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Gen Zers can be weird in interviews. A recruiter explained how it sets them back.

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Gen Zers may be making some huge mistakes early on in the jobseeking process (stock photo).

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