A new national survey finds most American adults see the people they care about no more than once or twice a month.
You tell yourself you’ll catch up with her soon — you just have to get through this week first. Then […]
September 27, 2026
New industry data ties rising fitness costs, including tariffs on equipment, to a quarter of gym members who say they’re considering quitting.
You’ve probably noticed your gym membership costs more than it did last year, or that new home equipment suddenly carries
More Americans than ever are playing team sports, a new industry survey finds, even as the pool of volunteer youth coaches keeps shrinking.
You’ve probably noticed it if you have a kid on a rec team: the roster fills up fast every fall,
Amazon will pay $2.25 million after the Justice Department said it took too long to give identity theft victims the records they were owed.
You’ve probably never once thought to ask Amazon for a copy of your own purchase history. Most people haven’t —
Your Body May Be Asking for Something Different After 40—And It May Not Be Another Intense Workout
Somewhere around midlife, the “go harder” approach can start feeling like it’s giving you less back. You might notice longer
The Fall Family Routine That Can Make Busy Weeknights Feel a Whole Lot Less Chaotic
Once the weather cools down and everyone’s schedules ramp up, weeknights can start to feel like a relay race: pickup,
The Friendship Shift That Happens in Your 30s and 40s—When You Suddenly Stop Chasing People Who Don’t Show Up for You
Somewhere in your 30s and 40s, many people notice a quiet change in how they do friendship. It’s not that
Why So Many Women Feel Like They’re Failing at Life When They’re Actually Carrying Too Much
It’s surprisingly easy to look at your own life and decide you’re doing it “wrong,” even when you’re functioning under
Why Women in Their 40s Are Starting to Ask a Different Question: “Is This Really How I Want to Spend the Next 20 Years?”
Sometime in the 40s, a lot of women notice a subtle shift: the old yardsticks of success stop feeling as
The Family Expenses That Don’t Look Like Much Alone—Until You Add Them All Up at the End of the Month
It’s rarely the big, obvious bills that make a family budget feel tight. More often, it’s the small, routine purchases