Youth Unhappiness Drives U.S. Out of Top 20 Happiest Countries

A new report highlights a significant decline in happiness among young Americans, contributing to the U.S.'s fall in global happiness rankings.

Young Americans' happiness plummets, dropping the U.S. out of the top 20 happiest countries for the first time since 2012.
Factors contributing to the decline include dissatisfaction with support systems, living situations, and a lack of confidence in the government.
Singapore retains its position as Asia's happiest country despite falling five spots to 30th globally.
Globally, young people under 30 report lower happiness levels compared to older generations, with significant disparities in some countries.
Experts express concern over the long-term implications of declining youth happiness on future adult well-being.