Interfaith Marriage Used to Be Treated as an Exception Worth Noting, but Pew’s Newest Data Shows Exactly How Many Married Americans Now Fit That Description
Roughly a third of Americans who got married within the past decade are married to someone…
Grocery Chains Have Been Pulling Back on Expansion Amid Rising Costs This Year, but Aldi Is Opening Over 180 New Stores — Including Two Brand-New States
While several major grocery chains have spent this year closing underperforming stores and slowing new construction…
Everyone Keeps Booking the Same Handful of Overexposed Destinations Every Year, but New Travel Data Shows These 10 Are About to Take Over Next
Every year, the same short list of cities absorbs most of the world’s travel attention —…
Family Vacations Used to Get Planned Entirely Around a Single Destination, but Hilton’s New Data Shows Families Are Now Choosing Based on ‘Why’ Instead
For decades, a family vacation started with a place. Disney World, the Grand Canyon, a beach…
Working Remotely From Abroad Used to Mean Navigating Complicated Visa Rules, but South Korea Just Made It Official With a Long-Term Option
Working remotely from another country has always come with a quiet catch: tourist visas weren’t built…
Hotel Rooms Have Looked Basically the Same for Decades Across Every Major Chain, but Hilton Just Launched a Whole New Kind That Looks Nothing Like One
Hilton has launched Apartment Collection by Hilton, a new furnished, apartment-style extended-stay brand built through a…
Age-Gap Relationships Get Judged the Same Way Every Time They Come Up, but Psychologists Say They Actually Signal Something Different About Compatibility
Age-gap relationships get the same reaction almost every time they surface, whether it’s a celebrity couple…
Dating Apps Usually Push Alcohol-Fueled First Dates as the Default Setup, but New Data Shows 67% of Daters Now Want a ‘Sober’ Option Instead
For years, “grabbing drinks” has been dating-app shorthand for a first date, baked into everything from…
Widowhood Is Often Treated the Same as Divorce When It Comes to Dating Again, but Researchers Found a Surprisingly Clear Answer About What Widows Actually Want
Divorce and widowhood get lumped together constantly in conversations about dating later in life, as if…
Americans Assume They Already Know How Most Households in the Country Are Structured Today, but the Census Bureau’s Newest Numbers Say Otherwise
Most people carry around a default mental image of the American household: a married couple, maybe…