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Affordable Living Starts in These U.S. Counties

Finding an affordable place to live has become increasingly challenging as housing prices and everyday expenses continue to rise across the United States. While major cities often dominate headlines for their soaring costs, many…

Sam Stebbins · 8 months ago

California Gas Prices Could Soon Soar Past $7 Per Gallon

California drivers already pay some of the highest gas prices in the country, and escalating Middle East tensions could push them into shocking territory. National gas prices are already moving fast, and California could…

Eric Bleeker · 8 months ago

These Are the Most Expensive American States to Live In

The cost of living in the United States is dramatically different across the many states. While some states are home to affordable housing, lower taxes, and modest everyday expenses, others demand a far higher…

Christian Drerup · 10 months ago

These Areas Are Experiencing the Devastating Effects of Homelessness

Homelessness is no longer a distant or isolated issue; it’s a growing crisis affecting communities across cities, suburbs, and rural regions. Rising housing costs, economic instability, mental health challenges, and failing social services have…

Christian Drerup · 11 months ago

These Countries Have the Hottest Cannabis Markets

While cannabis use in the recent past has been stigmatized, the plant is now fueling a multi-billion dollar industry. In fact, as nations around the world decriminalize and legalize cannabis, doctors are also discovering…

Kellianne Matthews · 12 months ago

36 U.S. Cities That Are Losing the Most Jobs

In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, unemployment in the United States hit its highest level in more than half a century, topping out at 14.8% in April 2020. By the end of…

Sam Stebbins · 1 year ago

The State Economies Getting Crushed by the Housing Crisis

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, home prices in the United States have climbed twice as fast as incomes. Now, millions of Americans are effectively priced out of the market. Surging home prices…

Sam Stebbins · 1 year ago