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36 Black Women Who Changed American History

To compile a list of 33 Black women who have changed American history, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed a set of images of “African-American Women Changemakers” — including educators, activists, artists, and writers — assembled…

John Harrington · 5 years ago

The Best and Worst States for Retirees

Retirement may be the end of a career, but it’s also the start of a new chapter of adulthood. Most people know when they can or want to retire. Where to retire, however, may…

Hristina Byrnes · 5 years ago

America’s Largest Glaciers and Icefields

Glaciers, rivers of ice, thousands of years old, that move slowly through mountain ranges, fueled by gravity and their own weight and dynamics, are found on every continent except Australia. Formed by abundant snowfall,…

247patrick · 5 years ago

American Towns With the Highest Assault Rates

Cases of aggravated assault spiked by 12% in the United States in 2020. The increase, which was the driving force behind the 5% year-over-year uptick in the overall U.S. violent crime rate, pushed the…

Sam Stebbins · 5 years ago

The Domino’s Capital of America

Domino’s Pizza has more than 6,500 outlets across the United States. The name doesn’t quite say it all, as Domino’s offers a variety of Italian-American main and side dishes in addition to pizza, and…

247sarah · 5 years ago

The Best Cities to Live in the Northeast

With travel significantly curtailed over the last two years, people have been spending more time at home. This means living in a desirable area has never been more important for Americans. People want to…

Grant Suneson · 5 years ago

Highest Grossing Original Films of All Time

The two most common criticisms leveled against Hollywood are that everything is either a remake or adaptation and that studios are obsessed with box office returns. While both these things may be true, original…

247patrick · 5 years ago

States With the Highest Smoking Rates

Claiming nearly half a million American lives annually, smоking is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States. Another 16 million Americans are living with a serious illness caused by smоking. Smоking…

Sam Stebbins · 5 years ago

Where People From Florida Are Moving to the Most

With its low taxes, year-round sunshine, and access to beautiful beaches, Florida ranks as the top spot for newcomers. Move.org reported that Florida was the number one destination in 2020 for people pulling up…

247patrick · 5 years ago

The Taco Bell Capital of America

Taco Bell is one of the best-known fast food chains in the United States. Unlike McDonald’s and Burger King, which are strongly associated with burgers and fries, it offers a range of Mexican-inspired foods,…

247sarah · 5 years ago

American Cities with the Lowest Assault Rates

Cases of aggravated assault spiked by 12% in the United States in 2020. The increase, which was the driving force behind the 5% year-over-year uptick in the overall U.S. violent crime rate, pushed the…

Sam Stebbins · 5 years ago

The States That Have the Most Reckless Drivers

With about 287 million registered vehicles on U.S. roads — most of them private passenger cars — accidents are an unavoidable reality of modern life. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t a high number…

247patrick · 5 years ago