This Woman Is Now America’s Oldest Senator
Several of the people just elected or re-elected to the U.S. Senate are past the unofficial American retirement age of 65. The oldest is currently 87.
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This Is How Many People Have Been Murdered by Guns in America This Year
The Gun Violence Archive shows that 16,213 people have been killed by guns so far this year.
This Is How Many People Were Murdered in America Last Year
Last year, according to the FBI, the number of murders in the United States was higher than the year before.
This Is How Much Every President Since George Washington Has Been Paid
The salary of the U.S. president has been changed only five times since George Washington took office.
These Retailers Are Boarding Up Locations Because of the Election
Election-related unrest has changed the math for retailers for the second time this year. First, it was the pandemic, and now the threat of violence.
Why the Federal Reserve Wants to Keep Growing Its Balance Sheet
The Federal Reserve has released its statement covering the November 4 and November 5 Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. While the Fed always maintains that it is promoting its maximum employment and price…
This Is Who Is on the US Marshals 15 Most Wanted Fugitives List
The U.S. Marshals Service 15 Most Wanted Fugitives program includes murders, members of organized crime, sex offenders, drug dealers and financial criminals.
Considering a Pandemic Move? These Are the Top Small Cities in 2020
Thinking of moving out of the big city into a small one that has more to offer? Here are the 20 best small cities in the United States.
Small Business Hiring Tempers as COVID-19 Cases Surge
There may not yet be a hiring recession happening again, but small businesses are tempering some of their hiring and rehiring as the new wave of COVID-19 cases increases the odds of another shutdown.
Here’s the National Weather Service Forecast for Election Day
Unlike many Election Days of the past, the weather across America will not, with a few small exceptions, affect the ability of people to vote.
Goldman Sachs Sees Double-Dip Recession in Europe Amid Lockdowns
Serious implications arise from governmental shutdowns. The success or failure of an outcome may come down simply to how it affects most people.
Rapid Recovery in Manufacturing Activity Ahead of the Election
Manufacturing activity in the United States saw an increase in activity in October, according to the Institute for Supply Management.
These Will Be the 10 Largest Cities in the World in 10 Years
The world's population continues to soar, although the places of most rapid growth have changed considerably since the middle of the 20th century.
These 4 Senators Have Almost No Chance of Losing
More than 30 U.S. Senate seats are being contested, but these four incumbents are so far ahead in the polls that they are almost certain to be reelected.
These Are the States Ranked by Electoral Votes
The media is full of maps of the electoral landscape. Some of the states are considered safe for one candidate or the other, but the battleground states have a large number of electoral votes.