Retirement planners sometimes speak of a "magic number": a rough estimate of how much money an American might need to retire in comfort. Not surprisingly, the number keeps rising. Americans now need ...

For disabled travelers in search of adventure, there are a growing number of adrenaline-fueled options. In Oregon, one wheelchair user went tree-climbing. Geoff Babb, 68, from Bend, Ore., made two ...

When Libby Bower decided she was ready to leave her job in social work and youth development, it was the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. After applying for numerous jobs, she received a callback from ...

Stock-market performance and breadth are diverging this year at a pace that has never been seen before. A small number of stocks have powered much of the broader market’s comeback rally in the second ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. As much as we are all for bringing back the golden age of air travel, when ...

It's the offseason and I get press releases. Lots of press releases. Studies and surveys by companies that want to remain on fans' radar are predominant. Often, the questions are of the "best ...

We’ve built a world that can numb discomfort instantly, and we’re surprised we feel less alive. As artificial intelligence makes life frictionless, we risk removing the very frictions that keep human ...

A lot of people assume they're behind on retirement savings, and unfortunately the data suggests they're probably right. The median American household has $87,000 saved for retirement, according to ...

The pace of immigration arrests has continued to climb in Michigan, new data shows, and a growing number of people without criminal records are getting caught in the federal government’s mass ...

The body draped over the upper branches of the red oak does not move. An unseasonably warm November breeze frees leaves from the tree, fallen foliage swirling around the group that has gathered around ...