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Millennial Whisky
A new kind of whisky is being made just for millennials, and it's shaking up the liquor industry. Jonathan Vigliotti has more.
Making Scotch whisky was a work of art but millennials may be craving something new
In the rolling hills of Scotland, making Scotch whisky is a work of art -- but a new whisky blender is dropping the pretense and adding a new range of flavors
Failed property deals are on the rise across the U.S.
The failure rate on home deals has doubled in a year, which could signal rising problems for first-time homebuyers
An hour a day on social media can affect kids' happiness
A new study finds that children and teens who spend more time on social media feel worse about their lives
How to ease the pain of paying for elder care
This financial burden -- averaging $7,000 a year -- is a "universal problem" in America, but you can get help
This group loses big under the GOP Social Security plan
Older Americans would have some cushion against benefit cuts, but that's not the case for millions of others
Young adults living with parents hits 75-year high
Some four in 10 millennials are living with their parents, thanks to triple whammy of student debt, low wages and high rents
Who's really working as the holidays approach?
Most employees are mentally checking out this week, but one group is the most likely to “click off” -- or has already
Obama reveals one of his missions after he leaves the White House
The first family will move out the White House next month and they plan to stay in Washington, D.C. until Sasha graduates from high school
Is the American Dream dead?
Is the American Dream dying? New research suggests it might be. Only half of Americans born in 1980 made more than their parents by age 30, compared to 92% of those born in 1940. CBSN's Cindy Hsu explains what's behind this loss in opportunity.
Why are young people so open to military rule?
Analyst finds 1 in 6 Americans now think military rule would be a "good" or "very good" thing
Got a boomerang kid? There's a contract for that
Millennials take note: Before you bounce back to your parents' basement, they may demand that you agree to terms first
Millennials struggling with student debt, uncertain economy
For the first time, more millennials are living with parents than with spouses or partners
Millennial voters and social media key to presidential election
On election night, CBSN's Elaine Quijano will be monitoring social media for reaction from voters and the candidates
Millennial voters weigh in at CBS News town hall
CBS News convened a group of 33 millennials for a town hall discussion on the election
Millennial voters weigh in
CBS News spoke with a panel of 33 millennial voters about what issues matter most to them in this election
Big Food wants to make frozen meals cool again
Food companies hope healthier products will lure increasingly diet-conscious young adults back to the freezer aisle
How millennials can help themselves -- and their parents
Millennials who "boomerang" back to live at home can actually benefit from that arrangement, as can mom and dad
Does a "spawn spender" live in your basement?
Turns out that nearly half of millennials get financial help from mom and dad, and many do live with their parents
Al Gore to Florida voters: "Your vote really, really, really counts a lot"
The former vice president, who saw his own White House hopes crushed in Florida in 2000, campaigned for Democrat Hillary Clinton on Tuesday
What's the right retirement savings target for millennials?
A new study says 22 percent of pay -- but that might apply only if your assumptions about the future are rather pessimistic
Will low enthusiasm among black voters cost Clinton in Florida?
“It is that excitement factor and that is the biggest obstacle," explains on state senator.
Sanders: 2016 is “not the time for a protest vote”
Third-party candidates have played a “very important role” in U.S. politics, he said, but voters should choose Hillary Clinton over Gary Johnson or Jill Stein in November
Spending without telling your partner? That could spell trouble
Money can easily stress a relationship, but most couples agree on core financial rules (while also keeping some secrets)
Co-pilot stabs pilot, tries to crash passenger jet en route to Israel, Netanyahu says
FTC probing Anthropic and OpenAI over AI safety threats
Details emerge in case of former Cornell student alleging rape by frat members
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