Healthiest City in Every State
The United States is one of very few economically powerful countries in the world that still does not have a fully central and universal health care system. Many other countries have guaranteed a certain…
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Most Expensive Cat and Dog Breeds
Dogs are man’s best friend, although some would give that honor to cats. While adopting a puppy or a kitten from a shelter can be rewarding, many would-be owners don’t mind paying up —…
11 School Districts Spending the Most on Students
Few municipal services in the United States are as uneven as the public school system. The quality of schools across the country largely depends on local property values, with the best school districts in…
Best States for a Healthy Retirement
criene / iStockAfter many years of working for a living, many Americans look forward to retirement. Typically around age 65, people have finished working, saving money, and raising their children, so their focus shifts…
The Longest City Name in Every State
There are tens of thousands of cities, towns, and villages in the U.S., each with a unique characteristic — be it an interesting landmark, a fascinating backstory, or a special name. 24/7 Wall St.…
Countries Where People Don’t Get Enough to Eat
Valeriya Anufriyeva / Shutterstock.comThe U.S. Department of Agriculture’s International Food Security Assessment evaluated food security conditions in 76 countries in Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, Sub-Saharan Africa, and North Africa. These 76 low-…
America’s Most (and Least) Religious States
Across America, states and regions differ in terms of their cultures, foods and accents. But one of the biggest distinguishing features is how religion impacts the people of each place. While religion is widespread…
The Most Educated City in Every State
With the cost of college tuition at an all time high, some may wonder if it is even worth it to invest the time and money it takes to earn a four-year degree. In…
Cities Where the Most (and Least) People Graduate High School
The U.S. high school graduation rate rose to 83% for the 2014-2015 school year. But not all areas of the country are getting their students to earn diplomas at the same rate. Graduating from…