Economy

Crime is up and down in the US in 2023, depending on the type of crime.  FBI statistics have often been used for measurements, but that may change. More recent information comes from the think tank...
As measured by the CPI, the cost of living soared just under two years ago by 8% a month, year over the previous year. Almost certainly, the process of the Fed raising rates took that down sharply....
According to several media outlets, a man who walked into a McDonald’s in Post Falls, ID, a city of less than 40,000 people on the border with Washington, ordered a modest meal. The price tag was...
Can Donald Trump unseat Joe Biden as President of the United States? According to several polls, he might. RealClearPolitics published the results from research done by Emerson. Trump would get 47%...
For over two centuries, America has been known as among the “freest” countries in the world. This is based on the pillars of free elections, religious freedom, and freedom of speech, at the very...
Once a year, Gallup publishes its “Global Law and Order Report.” The report is based on the polling company’s data collection from 140,000 people in over 140 countries in 2022. The most lawless...
A recent analysis reveals the U.S. cities where heating homes is most expensive. Surprisingly, not all are in the northern tier of states.
A recent analysis reveals that this Florida city is America's most expensive city to live in now, as the cost of housing there is up almost 13%.
A recent analysis of FBI crime statistics reveals that Memphis is the most dangerous city in the United States.
A recent analysis reveals the cities in American that have the lowest cost of living.
A recent analysis reveals that America's fastest-growing city over the past five years was Buckeye, Arizona.
Census Bureau data show that half a million people left New York in 2022.
A recent analysis reveals that New York City has the worst average commute times. How long is it?
Texas has lost some of its allure and was recently dubbed the worst state to live in, prompting many residents to consider moving elsewhere.
With Argentina's inflation rate at 130%, it is hard to imagine that consumers could even pay their most basic expenses.