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Where in the U.S. can the LGBTQ+ community feel proudest and safest to live? That is for another article. Here, we show you the top 25 cities where LGBTQ+ communities are not as welcome and accepted as other cities around the United States. LawnStarter compared the 200 biggest U.S. cities based on 20 indicators of […]

In this eye-opening list provided by MoneyGeek, you will see the 15 cities with a very alarming and high crime cost per capita. These are places where safety is a primary concern and very costly, impacting residents’ lifestyles. Keep reading to reveal the places you might think twice about calling home. #15 Atlanta, GA Atlanta, […]

In this article we take a closer look at where atheism stands strongest across the United States. Highlighting the states with the highest percentages of individuals who identify as atheists, we explore what makes these regions unique in their lack of religious affiliation. Discover the rankings contributing to America’s atheism, from the small and quiet […]

In a recent report, finance expert John Williams delves into the alarming developments in California’s tax policies that are driving the affluent out of the state. The video highlights the implementation of a wealth tax targeting the rich, alongside the introduction of an exit tax for individuals and businesses relocating out of California. California’s Budget […]

The United States has a longstanding homelessness problem, as over half a million people reside in temporary shelters or uninhabitable city spaces. This menacing problem is attributed to unemployment, low wages, poverty, and an overall lack of affordable housing. Here are 50 states, ranked in ascending order (from least to most) of homeless rate per […]

Insurance coverage is an essential part of responsible financial management and emergency preparedness. It can provide peace of mind and help you clearly navigate potentially expensive emergencies. Emergencies can cause financial hardship and delay plans for the future, making it difficult to get back to your routine, especially for those living paycheck to paycheck or […]

While no generation lives forever, the baby boomers have made an indelible mark on popular culture and shaped society in numerous ways, big and small. This article looks back at 23 objects, traditions, and moments that may not have survived the boomers’ inevitable transition from the world’s stage. While some may evoke laughter or bring […]

America is an extremely diverse religious country; in this article, we’re ranking the Christian population of each state. Keep reading to uncover how history, culture, and modernity blend to shape the spiritual profiles across the U.S. Whether you’re a culture enthusiast or just curious about America’s religious diversity, this tour through the states and their […]

Racism, characterized by prejudice or discrimination based on race, involves the belief that one’s race is superior and others are inferior. Measuring racism in a specific region is challenging, as it cannot be quantified. While polls and surveys can provide insights, their accuracy may vary. Alternative indicators collected by sources, namely SPLC and Floating Sheep, […]

The Biden Administration has announced new labor rules that will effectively make side hustles illegal in America, impacting an estimated 80 million Americans within the next 12 days. Finance expert John Williams breaks down the implications of this sweeping change in a recent video. The Biden Administration’s Labor Reform The new rules, set to go […]

In a revealing study from CoreLogic, a striking trend in the U.S. housing market has been identified. The widening income gap between local homebuyers and those moving in from other metro areas. Focusing on 20 most impacted U.S. cities, the analysis sheds light on how this disparity is affecting housing affordability and reshaping community dynamics. […]

In a startling reversal of fortune, the American dream of homeownership has turned precarious for many who ventured into the market last year. According to a new report by Point2 Homes, property values have plummeted across many cities, leaving owners grappling with significant financial losses. This downturn has been especially harsh on those who stretched […]

“Woke” refers to being conscious and actively engaged with significant societal realities and concerns, particularly social and racial justice. People who lean towards the left-wing politically, i.e., a “Liberal,” are considered to be more woke. According to the Pew Research Center, we’ve ranked the states according to the percentage of people who claim to be […]

“Woke” refers to being conscious and actively engaged with significant societal realities and concerns, particularly social and racial justice. People who lean towards the left-wing politically, i.e., a “Liberal,” are considered to be more woke. According to the Pew Research Center, we’ve ranked the states according to the percentage of people who claim to be […]

Life expectancy is a statistical measure that indicates the average number of years a group of people is expected to live from a specific starting point, typically birth. This calculation is based on a life table, which records the number of individuals and the number of deaths at each age within a population. The data […]

The U.S. federal government has limited control over gun laws because we have the 2nd amendment which states “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.“ Some states have minimal regulations, embracing open-carry laws allowing public […]

With widespread consumption of fast food across the country, obesity rates are at an all-time high. This exploration is not meant to stigmatize or shame but to foster awareness and promote dialogue about the broader issues at play here. “Fattest” here is being judged based on the BMI index data provided by the Behavioural Risk […]

With widespread consumption of fast food across the country, obesity rates are at an all-time high. This exploration is not meant to stigmatize or shame but to foster awareness and promote dialogue about the broader issues at play here. “Fattest” here is being judged based on the BMI index data provided by the Behavioural Risk […]

A startling report by Sift a fraud management company found that nearly half of Gen Z individuals are engaging in ‘friendly fraud’, costing companies billions. This alarming trend not only tarnishes the image of a generation often viewed as progressive but also raises serious questions about the ethical implications of our increasingly digital world. High […]