“Younger generations, they’re just looking for convenience, for easy options that they can grab to fuel their lives on the go that also don’t require the effort of preparing a meal,” says Jesse Newman, who covers food for the Wall Street Journal.
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Millennials and Generation Z eat more snacks daily compared to other generations. They want convenient fuel without the hassle of cooking.
Three tech leaders testified at a Senate hearing on artificial intelligence. The panel included Sam Altman, who runs the nonprofit that developed ChatGPT.
The Frontline documentary “Clarence and Ginni Thomas: Politics, Power and the Supreme Court” looks at how the two became a power couple in GOP politics.
