Gretchen Brown

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Moving away from home for college or a job can leave you without a support system. Here's how to cope.

According to new pandemic research, younger adults are struggling the most, mentally and emotionally — even though they're the least likely to experience serious outcomes from the virus.

Gentrification is baked into our housing system. Good deeds won't get you out of it.

Hustling for your living leaves little room for self-care amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Drawn by remote work, perceived safety and lower cost of living, some young people are making the move.

A remote internship comes with a bunch of advantages — if you take the opportunity into your own hands.

What we've learned from the experts.

Nearly 3 million U.S. adults moved back in with their parents or grandparents in March and April.

Splitting with a long-term, live-in partner can leave a void.

Starting the conversation with your family about their medical wishes and end-of-life plans can be tough. But it's crucial.

Racial covenants aren't enforceable by law anymore, but they're de facto.