The University of California will raise tuition by 28 percent over the next five years in order to save a mismanaged pension fund. The extra debt students will have to take on to fix their elders’ mistakes could set these students back by many years.

Scientists have found a way to reverse aging in mice. If it works in humans, too, youth-hungry baby-boomers may soon be hunting for millennial blood.

It’s a bad time to be young. According to a new report by the Federal ReserveBank of New York (h/t Andy Quinn), around 44 percent of recent college graduates (22-27) were underemployed in 2012—meaning they had jobs that didn’t require a college degree. The inability of politicians and the Boomer generation to develop any pro-millennial agenda except “let them smoke pot” is a scandalous failure.