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25 Jobs With the Fastest-Rising Wages

The U.S. unemployment rate has been steadily declining from an all-time high of 14.7% in April 2020 during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic and the ensuing lockdowns to curb its spread. The…

247patrick · 4 years ago

Neighborhoods With the Youngest Residents

The U.S. population is older now than it has been since record keeping began. The median age in the United States is 38.2 years, up from 36.9 years a decade ago, and from less…

Sam Stebbins · 4 years ago

The City With the Highest Rental Rate in Every State

For the first time in the nation’s history, median monthly rents in the United States crossed the $2,000 mark. According to a report from real estate listing site Redfin, the median rent on all…

Mike Sauter · 4 years ago

States Where the Most Prisoners Die

In 2019, 4,234 people died in U.S. state and federal prisons. The mortality rate for U.S. inmates that year was 330 per 100,000 in state correctional facilities and 259 per 100,000 in federal prisons.…

247patrick · 4 years ago

The Best Bars in America Right Now

If you’ve spent any time in bars, you already know that some are better than others. Some are sketchy, some are merely good, some are great. What makes a bar great? In many ways,…

247patrick · 4 years ago

States With the Most Gun Shops

There are over 393 million guns in circulation in the U.S., according to estimates from the Small Arms Survey, far outnumbering the national population of 327 million. In the United States – the only…

Sam Stebbins · 4 years ago

The Most Innovative Universities In the World

U.S. inventions tend to be among the most successful commercially, worth $3 trillion, according to PatentVector, which devised a way to evaluate intellectual property. “From cupholders to computers, mittens to mRNA vaccines, and scissors…

247patrick · 4 years ago

States With the Most Monkeypox Cases

Monkeypox, a rare tropical viral infection originating in Central and West Africa, began spreading globally after British health officials discovered it on May 7 in a man who had traveled to an area of…

247patrick · 4 years ago

The City Where the Fewest Children Live in Poverty in Every State

More than 40 million Americans live below the poverty line, and of those facing such financial hardship, children are disproportionately affected. Nearly 12.6 million children under age 18 live in households with poverty level…

Sam Stebbins · 4 years ago

The Most and Least Trusted Institutions in America

Trust in public institutions, such as schools, courts, police, and legislative bodies, is crucial to maintaining social stability. A deterioration of trust in organizations that play vital roles in maintaining public safety and wellbeing…

247patrick · 4 years ago

5 Tips to Choose the Best Wealth Management Firm for You

Wealth management firms are businesses that work with clients, large and small, to manage their wealth. Since financial goals vary by individual, these firms offer a variety of specialties and services.  24/7 Wall St.…

John Harrington · 4 years ago

The Happiest States in America

Happiness and overall well-being are improving in the United States. According to a recent report from Sharecare, an Atlanta based digital health company, several key factors that impact quality of life improved in the…

Sam Stebbins · 4 years ago

The Biggest Failed Mergers and Acquisitions of the Last Decade

After protracted and very public negotiations, it appears that Elon Musk’s $44 billion bid to buy Twitter through his holding company has fallen through. Musk claimed the deal collapsed because Twitter failed to disclose…

Grant Suneson · 4 years ago

35 Best (and Worst) Rich Countries for Single Women

Are you a single female thinking about moving abroad? Whether it’s due to high inflation in the U.S., lingering economic woes due to COVID-19, or simply the prospect of adventure in foreign country, you…

247patrick · 4 years ago