”I told her that she was treating me like a party planner — and not like…
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‘I’m burned out by the drama’: Is it wrong to skip my Thanksgiving family dinner? Last year was fraught.
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Campbell’s promises its soups are not made with 3D printed meat
Campbell’s is insisting that its soups aren’t made with 3D-printed chicken, lab-grown chicken, or bioengineered meat.…
Quiet wallets, hidden rooms: How China’s young ‘rat people’ are rewriting the consumer outlook
A growing youth trend of withdrawal and low-desire living is complicating Beijing’s push for consumption-led economic…
Our favorite ways to survive Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is an interesting holiday. Some celebrate it as an American tradition. Others look at it…
Mamdani is meeting Trump at the White House. The mayor-elect says they’re connected by this one big issue.
U.S. President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani have fierce criticisms for each…
The Friendliest Cities in the US, According to Our Readers
It isn’t possible for the Condé Nast Traveler team to see and do everything, everywhere, all at once—though…
Low inflation doesn’t help Americans if they still can’t afford to buy things
High prices persist — making life less affordable — and further increases are on the horizon
Why Trump’s bid to bring down beef, coffee and banana prices may not help Americans where they’re hurting the most
Food prices matter deeply for consumers’ wallets and their mood, economists say. Yet the expenses that…
‘We’re struggling’: I’m 41 with 5 kids and $46K in credit-card debt. Do I raid my $1.2 million IRAs to pay it off?
“I bring in $7,200 a month from my pension and disability benefits.”