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The 42 Cities America Obliterated in WWII

World War II is said to have been the most destructive war in history. By the end of the war, much of Europe, Asia, and even areas in Africa, were reduced to ruins, whether…

Chris Lange · 3 years ago

The US Military’s Biggest Weapons Programs

In a statement announcing the federal government’s fiscal 2023 budget, President Joe Biden quoted his father, saying: “Don’t tell me what you value. Show me your budget, and I’ll tell you what you value.”…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

15 States With The Most Deadly Roads

More than 46,000 people lost their lives due to motor vehicle accidents in the United States. This data comes from the National Safety Council, a non-profit that tracks accidental deaths throughout the country. America’s…

Joel South · 3 years ago

The World’s Future Military Aircraft

The F-35 Lightning II is the face of the fifth generation of fighter jets. This new generation of aircraft incorporates cutting-edge technology to improve their stealth capabilities, among many other tactical improvements. Although this…

Chris Lange · 3 years ago

8 Reasons To Avoid McDonald’s Today

Is there any more recognizable logo in the world than the Golden Arches? McDonald’s is a well-oiled machine when it comes to pumping out mediocre burgers, fries, and chicken, and its universal presence and…

Colby Maxwell · 3 years ago

Lowest Paying Jobs That Require a Master’s Degree

Incomes tend to rise with educational attainment in the United States. The latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the typical worker with no more than a high school diploma earns…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

Major Cities With the Most Affordable Suburbs

The economic boom that followed World War II triggered several major demographic shifts in the United States – not the least of which was the rise of the American suburb. According to some estimates,…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

The Largest Rain Storms in World History

Heavy rain storms can cause significant damage and lead to fatalities. Just in November, at least 21 people reportedly died in the Dominican Republic following heavy rain over the weekend of Nov. 18. That…

Angelo Young · 3 years ago

These US Senators Are Doing the Most in Office

The United States Senate is the highest chamber of the legislative branch. Made up of 100 lawmakers – two from each state – the senate body’s constitutional powers include oversight over the federal budget,…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

Price Of Gasoline Through the Decades

Few things stick in the news headlines quite as well as the fluctuations in gasoline prices. In our car-obsessed culture, gasoline is literally the lifeblood of our civilization. Small changes, whether up or down,…

Aaron Webber · 3 years ago

25 Major Cities Millennials Are Moving to the Most

With over 72 million people, millennials – generally defined as those born between 1981 and 1996 – are the largest generation in U.S. history. Now all working age and well into adulthood, the life…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago