Destiny 2’s Court of Blades activity introduced in Heresy Act 2 is undeniably fun, but it has one big problem that needs to ...

In the second act of Heresy, Eris Morn returned from her shockingly cozy throne world after her “death” in Act One. The Hive ...

As baby boomers continue to retire in droves, they are likely to consider downsizing their living arrangements to accommodate their new lifestyles. While they have the highest portion of wealth ...

Popular streamer Steven K. Bonnell II, better known on YouTube and other platforms as “Destiny,” has been sued for violating a federal “revenge porn” law. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in a ...

Boomers are known to be one of the hardest-working generations out there. With their reliability, resilience, and wits about them, this generation isn't for the weak. Still, there are definitely ...

For example, there are certain phrases boomers say to be helpful that mean nothing to young people today. Just like any other phrase, slang word, or piece of language that we use, it's engrained ...

Update 8.2.5 for Destiny 2 adjusts exotic gear, weapons, and activities like the Crucible. March 11 reset introduces Act 2 of Episode Heresy, Guardian Games event, and sandbox changes. Changes ...

Nicole Carpenter is a senior reporter specializing in investigative features about labor issues in the game industry, as well as the business and culture of games. Political commentary streamer ...

The housing world is a bit of a generational war zone, mostly between baby boomers and millennials. And baby boomers are sitting on particularly large homes that millennials who are starting ...

Baby Boomers have been called the “luckiest generation”, and when it comes to home ownership, this title is even more appropriate. But how did the Baby Boomers come to own so many homes?

Baby boomers have been getting some of the blame for the shortage of larger homes on the market. Many of them are resistant to downsizing — opting to age in place in homes that have exploded in ...

While many boomers still hold heavy stock allocations, with nearly 30% of individuals aged 60 to 65 investing almost entirely in equities, market volatility poses a risk to their financial security.