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  • Jul 18, 2024 | yr.media | Noumaan Faiz

    With the significant change in living arrangements becoming the norm, does van life and mobile living appeal to Gen Z? Gen Z faces low wages, high interest rates and political instability. Even a bachelor’s degree doesn’t guarantee security anymore. These are all symptoms of late-stage capitalism. Young people can’t afford homes. So what does a generation that has dreams and goals do when they want to live affordably and pursue their desires? They stop looking at traditional homes.

  • Jul 17, 2024 | yr.media | Noumaan Faiz

    As peak travel season arrives, a growing trend among younger workers — dubbed “quiet vacationing”— sees many slipping away for a day or two without the usual out-of-office auto-replies. According to Fast Company, more than half of Gen Z and millennials engaged in this practice around the Fourth of July. A significant factor driving this trend is anxiety surrounding traditional vacations.

  • Jul 16, 2024 | yr.media | Noumaan Faiz

    The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) recently voted to ban cell phones during the school day, citing concerns about distractions and students’ mental health. However, high school students across the county are unhappy with the decision, according to Los Angeles Magazine. “Either a student is going to want to learn or they’re not, and that’s their choice,” said Milena Tarverdyan, a student from Burbank’s district.

  • Jul 1, 2024 | yr.media | Noumaan Faiz

    For many people, financial literacy has become a crucial aspect of adulthood. Not having been taught the most important parts of living life as a working adult has caused many adults to advocate for financial literacy to be a required part of the public school experience. ABC 10 reported that this is finally becoming a reality for the future of young students. California high school students will soon need to take a financial literacy course to graduate.

  • Jun 28, 2024 | yr.media | Noumaan Faiz

    Megan Thee Stallion faced unexpected challenges with her upcoming album, “MEGAN,” due to an issue with an anime sample. The 18-track album, set to release on Friday, was nearly finished when a production company issued a demand on Tuesday: remove all character names from the sampled record or forfeit the soundbite. Here is what Rap-Up reported on the newly developed hurdle for the Texas artist:During an Instagram Live session before her Dallas concert on Wednesday, Megan shared her frustrations.

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