Lifestyle

Goal-oriented baby boomers, slacker Gen Xers, narcissistic Millennials, hyper-sensitive Gen Zers...why do we name and characterize large groups of people into generations?

A central Pennsylvania church with a 221-year history held its final service and is scheduled to close at the end of the year due to declining membership and attendance.

How do we make create good habits, like exercising more or eating healthy food? A new study finds paying people even pennies can help. Today: how to make habits stick.

Science journalist Catherine Price on why having fun is so important, why it's underrated and how to incorporate it into our lives.

We discuss the psychology behind why and what we give, how it's received and what its says about us. And we'll look at the growing "buy nothing" movement.

Dr. Amishi Jha explains how paying attention can improve our health and happiness.

Women of color — especially new moms — who struggle to find culturally relevant parenting advice and products are taking matters into their own hands.

New Jersey is prepared to vaccinate children ages 5 to 11 against the coronavirus as early as next week, state health officials said.

"As offices and schools reopen, and we venture into more in-person social gatherings, we’re having to relearn how to have conversations," says Deborah Tannen.

Tori McCutcheon, owner of the new Headhouse Square salon, Tori Did That, is on a mission to help you love your naturally curly hair.

Anne-Marie Slaughter on her new book "Renewal," about what she learned about herself from facing a personal crisis and what the country could learn from facing our crises.

What to Say Next: Successful Communication in Work, Life, and Love—with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Struggling to fall asleep or stay asleep? The stress and uncertainty of COVID-19 increased rates of insomnia, restlessness and something called revenge bedtime procrastination

Atlantic City tests new software to enhance public safety, interacting directly with residents and visitors.

These restaurants join a list of more than 10 in the Philadelphia area, as well as restaurant groups in cities like D.C. and New York, that are requiring vaccination.