Trends in U.S. Religious Landscape

The proportion of Americans identifying as Christian has stopped declining, holding steady at 62%, while the number of religiously unaffiliated individuals has leveled off. The study shows stable religious practices despite a decline in organized religious affiliation, with younger generations being less religious than older ones.

Court ruling on handgun purchase ban for 18-20 year-olds

A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled against a ban on handgun purchases by 18-20 year-olds, citing historical tradition and Second Amendment rights. Second Amendment Foundation and others filed the case. The ruling was in Reese v. ATF.

Heat-Related Deaths in Young People

A new study challenges the common assumption that elderly people are most vulnerable to heat-related deaths, revealing that in Mexico, it's actually young people under 35 who are dying more frequently from heat exposure. The research shows that young adults, particularly those working in physically demanding jobs, face higher risks due to heat and humidity. The study highlights the need for age-specific climate adaptation strategies and better workplace protections.

The Importance of a Four-Year College Degree and Economic Outcomes for Young Adults

Pew Research Center study explores public views on the importance of a four-year college degree and economic outcomes of young adults with and without a college degree. The study shows improvements in economic outcomes for young adults without a degree in recent years.

Vaping Addiction Among Young Adults

Many young people who started vaping nicotine as teens several years ago haven't quit the habit, data show. The trend has led to widespread addiction among the 'Generation Vape,' with high rates of continued use in young adults despite warnings and bans on flavored disposables.

The Cove: A Christian Nightclub in Nashville

A Nashville nightclub called The Cove is redefining faith and clubbing with strict rules against twerking, drinking, and smoking, and a playlist devoted to Christian music. It was started by seven young, black Christians in response to a post-pandemic decline in church attendance, aiming to provide a cool and fun Christian space for young adults.

Florida Bill Banning Young Adults from Working in Adult Entertainment Venues

Florida lawmakers passed a bill banning 18- to 20-year-olds from working in adult entertainment venues under the guise of combating human trafficking, potentially increasing exploitation and abuse. The measure, if signed by the governor, would make it a crime to employ young adults in these businesses.

Financial Challenges Faced by Young Adults and Parental Financial Support

Many young adults face financial challenges such as lower wages and larger student loan balances compared to their parents. Parents are increasingly providing financial support to their adult children, with nearly half offering assistance averaging $1,384 a month. However, supporting grown children can strain parents' own retirement security.

The Cove: Pop-Up Christian Nightclub in Nashville

The Cove is an 18-and-up pop-up Christian nightclub in Nashville, created by seven Black Christian men in their 20s to provide a welcoming space for young Christians to have fun and build community outside of traditional worship settings. Attendees gather to pray and worship before dancing to Christian music, with strict rules against secular activities like twerking, drinking, and smoking. The nightclub has gained popularity and positive feedback from a diverse crowd, aiming to show that Christians can be cool and have fun while staying true to their values.