Neil Howe

Young Americans (ages 15–29) express strikingly low confidence in national institutions. Two-thirds (66%) say they have no trust in their national government—16 percentage points above the OECD average (50%). https://t.co/CtDeOLvGtv

Before the presidential election, only 12% of Republicans had a negative view of Canada. By March, that share rose +15 percentage points to 27%. What's more, negative views of the EU have climbed +12 percentage points to 29%. https://t.co/493cpaaZ6X

Are we at the beginning of a new golden age or the end of one? 📉📈 People keep asking about Trump’s tariffs—so I took a deep dive in today’s podcast episode. What does it all mean for America’s future? Listen & subscribe. https://t.co/WweSgZkh1v

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In January, we predicted that South Korea’s 2024 TFR would be around 0.74. The official reading just came in at 0.75. If you want accurate demographic analysis before it hits the mainstream media, subscribe to Demography Unplugged: https://t.co/71ghGimS26 https://t.co/3yD6rIHW2e

College-bound students from the Northeast are flocking to southern universities. Between 2014 and 2023, student enrollment from Northeastern states rose by +106% at Florida, +230% at Ole Miss, +379% at Tennessee, and +486% at LSU. https://t.co/FLtr6Ks8JZ

The risk of a constitutional crisis grows by the day. But the 4th Turning framework helps us make sense of these uncertain times. Don’t miss this week’s episode — it’s one of the most important we've recorded. https://t.co/ct4HCmjto5

Dating has become more political than ever. 52% of single women say they would be less likely to date someone who voted for Trump. And 39% of single men say they would be less likely to date a feminist. https://t.co/RcjEzqDO6N

Younger Americans today don't recall a time when people actually took broken watches and TV sets to a repair shop and paid someone to fix them. A decade or two from now, young people may not recall a time when we still fixed automobiles. https://t.co/GvSkI1rz7q

This week on the podcast, we looked to history to understand today’s trade war. How did the Smoot-Hawley Tariffs of 1930 reshape global trade—and what lessons can we learn? Tune in and subscribe. https://t.co/0wGKIU1uzA

Can Trump hold the MAGA factions together, or are they bound to splinter? And how is he reshaping the global order? We break it all down in my latest podcast. Listen now & subscribe. https://t.co/ouNLf6rWkz

According to Pew, lower-income workers fear AI more than upper-income workers. But IMO, hourly and service workers have the least to fear, while middle-skill white-collar workers face the greatest risk. https://t.co/E5iQSAC4SW

Last year, 26.1% of 10th graders reported consuming alcohol in the last 12 months. That’s a -4.5 percentage point decline YoY and a whopping -39.1 pp decline since 1997. My analysis: https://t.co/ZJtd6zbwC7 https://t.co/vjVvqVIxyp

What happens to the rule of law during a 4th Turning? It gets messy… Make sure to listen to my latest podcast as we continue to discuss Trump’s overhaul of the federal government. https://t.co/FcuMTUCiJL

In the 90s, blue-collar + white-collar adults reported a similar # of friends. Today, both groups have become lonelier, but more so for those w/o a college degree. While 33% of degree holders report at least 6 friends, only 17% of those with no degree say the same. That’s a 17

The stakes are high—will Congress avert a government shutdown? Can Europe still count on America? We break it all down in my latest podcast—listen now & subscribe. https://t.co/Yp8ZbVTFrN

On my Substack, I just published a FREE 58-minute webcast on Trump's first three weeks in office and the 4th Turning. I was joined by the always insightful @HedgeyeDC and @mablum. Hope you enjoy. https://t.co/m1Q9Xa0r5v