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Thomas Frohlich

25 Cities With the Highest (and Lowest) Paying Jobs

For the vast majority of Americans, gainful employment is what makes a decent standard of living possible. While factors such as education, choice of vocation, luck, and personal attributes help determine an individual’s level…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

Hottest and Coldest States in the Summer

With one of the colder springs on record in the United States, Americans across the country are looking forward to enjoying the warm summer months. Thirty-two states recorded temperatures that ranked among the 10…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

50 Most Dangerous Volcanoes in America

The ongoing eruption of the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii has devastated a large portion of the Big Island — the most southern island of the archipelago. Rivers of lava have inundated and permanently destroyed…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

The Biggest Company the Year You Were Born

To succeed in the U.S. economy, companies must constantly adapt to changing conditions. Though some of the nation’s largest corporations — companies such as General Electric, Exxon Mobil, and Walmart — have always dominated,…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

City With the Longest Life Expectancy in Every State

Life expectancy is considered a measure of progress in a society. In the United States, with life expectancy steadily rising since at least 1900, there is likely an expectation that people will live increasingly…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

The Most and Least Valuable States

Placing an accurate dollar value on America’s land, whether it has priceless natural features such as rivers and mountains or is developed with farms or sleek skyscrapers, is virtually impossible. Some experts, though, have…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

The Reported Incidence of Hate Crimes in Every State

Hate crimes are a daily occurrence in the United States. But such crimes are for many reasons extremely difficult to verify, and grossly under-reported. According to the FBI, hate crimes are those motivated by…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

The Risk of Skin Cancer Around the World

After months of winter and cloudy skies, many look forward to the light and warmth of the summer sun. But enjoying the sun also carries the risk of sunburn. While some UV radiation is…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

The Heaviest Objects in the World

It was the Greek mathematician Archimedes who said “Give me a place to stand and I will move the Earth.” The quote, a reference to the power of the lever, is an example of…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

Most Expensive Colleges in Every State

Most Americans agree that there is value to higher education and that having more individuals with a college degree is good for society. What worries people, and what prevents many from pursuing a college…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

30 Largest Worker Strikes in American History

Emboldened by a strike that began in West Virginia earlier this year, four more statewide teachers’ unions — in Oklahoma, Kentucky, Colorado, and Arizona — have now left work, demanding a fair paycheck. While…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

States Where Americans Are Paying the Most Taxes

In the U.S. federalist system, each state government decides how to generate revenue — that is, which taxes to collect, and how. No state tax code is identical and, largely as a result, what…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

States Where the Most Twins Are Born

The rate of twin births increased in recent decades, soaring by 76% from 1980 to 2011, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. Despite the near record high rate, twin births remain relatively…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

What the Stock Market Was Worth the Year You Were Born

The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached its all-time high of 26,616.71 on Jan. 26. Driving the market’s surge over the decade have been a strengthening economy, rising corporate profits, and a massive tax cut…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

Most Popular States for New Legal Immigrants

The promise that with hard work anyone in the United States can pursue their dreams and achieve success continues to attract large numbers of immigrants from around the world. Around one million are admitted…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

The Happiest (and Most Miserable) Cities in America

In the United States Declaration of Independence, the pursuit of happiness is considered an inalienable right of all Americans. But finding happiness and fulfillment is no easy feat, and the likelihood of doing so…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

States With the Best (and Worst) Schools

Few issues facing the United States — or any nation — are more important than ensuring children receive a first-rate education. Policymakers and observers disagree as to how to spend public education funds and…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

Cities Where People Make the Most on Home Sales

For Americans fortunate enough to do so, purchasing a home is often the investment of a lifetime. Whether they plan to sell at some point or not, homeowners expect the value of their investment…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

Jobs Where Most People Are in a Union

The U.S. Supreme Court on Feb. 26 heard arguments in the case Janus v. AFSCME. The court will decide whether to prohibit public sector unions from collecting dues for service from non-union employees the…

Thomas Frohlich · 9 years ago

What the World Is Doing for (and Against) Polar Bear Populations

Polar bears are perhaps the world’s most famous Arctic predator, known for their distinctive profile, snowy white coat, and remarkable adaptation to an inhospitable environment. The Arctic bears have wandered the Earth for millions…

Thomas Frohlich · 9 years ago