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Thomas Frohlich | Apr 15, 2015 at 6:19 AM EDT

12 States That Kill the Most Animals

The United States consumes the most meat per capita of any nation in the world. As of 2009, Americans consumed…

Thomas Frohlich | Apr 14, 2015 at 6:25 AM EDT

States Using the Most Mind-Altering Drugs

ThinkstockWhile about 19% of Americans use drugs to relax almost every day, a nation-leading 28% of West Virginians report near-daily…

247alexkent | Apr 10, 2015 at 6:29 AM EDT

The Most Republican County in Each State

With the 2016 presidential primaries less than 12 months away, campaign season is well under way for candidates of both…

Thomas Frohlich | Apr 8, 2015 at 6:27 AM EDT

10 Cars Americans Don’t Want to Buy

The American auto industry was pummeled during the recession. Since then, car sales have recovered gradually. More than 1.5 million…

Thomas Frohlich | Apr 7, 2015 at 12:04 AM EDT

The Happiest (and Most Miserable) Cities in America

ThinkstockWell-being captures the happiness of individuals. Not only are happier workers often more productive, but a healthy economy can also…

Thomas Frohlich | Apr 3, 2015 at 4:14 AM EDT

The Healthiest (and Least Healthy) Countries in the World

World Health Day is on April 7, and people around the globe are turning their attention to health issues. The…

Thomas Frohlich | Apr 1, 2015 at 6:46 AM EDT

America’s Highest Paying Companies

The median income for all Americans was $35,540 in 2013, up slightly from the year before. At a number of…

Thomas Frohlich | Mar 31, 2015 at 6:50 AM EDT

America’s Fastest Shrinking Cities

The U.S. population rose by just 0.75% in 2014, roughly flat from previous years and the lowest growth rate in…

Thomas Frohlich | Mar 30, 2015 at 6:03 AM EDT

America’s Fastest Growing Cities

The U.S. population rose by just 0.75% in 2014, roughly flat from previous years and the lowest growth rate in…

Thomas Frohlich | Mar 27, 2015 at 1:58 PM EDT

Eight Housing Markets With the Longest Road to Recovery

ThinkstockLocation, location, location, it is said, are key to succeeding in real estate. While the value of a single family…

Thomas Frohlich | Mar 26, 2015 at 1:10 PM EDT

The Most Iconic Job in Each State

Whether it is a gaming supervisor in Nevada, a farm worker in California, an extraction worker in North Dakota, or…

Thomas Frohlich | Mar 25, 2015 at 6:48 AM EDT

The Worst Product Flops of All Time

The larger the company, the greater its capacity for taking risks. While pouring millions of dollars into market research and…

Thomas Frohlich | Mar 23, 2015 at 2:19 PM EDT

States Volunteering the Most (and Least)

Nearly 63 million Americans volunteered a total of roughly 7.7 billion hours in 2013, a contribution estimated to be worth…

Thomas Frohlich | Mar 19, 2015 at 5:08 PM EDT

The Largest Employer in Each State

iStock / Getty ImagesIt is essential for a state’s economy to have a diverse array of companies. Still, the impact…

Thomas Frohlich | Mar 18, 2015 at 6:08 AM EDT

Companies Profiting the Most From War

Worldwide military expenditure shrunk in 2013 for the second consecutive year, falling by 1.9% to $1.75 trillion. The 100 largest arms-producers sold…

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Special Report Articles

All Special Report Articles

12 States That Kill the Most Animals

States Using the Most Mind-Altering Drugs

The Most Republican County in Each State

10 Cars Americans Don’t Want to Buy

The Happiest (and Most Miserable) Cities in America

The Healthiest (and Least Healthy) Countries in the World

America’s Highest Paying Companies

America’s Fastest Shrinking Cities

America’s Fastest Growing Cities

Eight Housing Markets With the Longest Road to Recovery

The Most Iconic Job in Each State

The Worst Product Flops of All Time

States Volunteering the Most (and Least)

The Largest Employer in Each State

Companies Profiting the Most From War

In Half the States, a Married Couple Can Make the Family Home Nearly Lawsuit-Proof by Changing a Few Words on the Deed

Lifting the Wage Cap to Save Social Security Won’t Just Hurt Higher Earners

An $18,000 Deposit Added 12 Air Force Years to His Civilian Pension. Social Security Had Already Counted Them.

In Half the States, a Married Couple Can Make the Family Home Nearly Lawsuit-Proof by Changing a Few Words on the Deed

Lifting the Wage Cap to Save Social Security Won't Just Hurt Higher Earners

In Half the States, a Married Couple Can Make the Family Home Nearly Lawsuit-Proof by Changing a Few Words on the Deed

Lifting the Wage Cap to Save Social Security Won’t Just Hurt Higher Earners

Special Report Articles

All Special Report Articles

12 States That Kill the Most Animals

States Using the Most Mind-Altering Drugs

The Most Republican County in Each State

10 Cars Americans Don’t Want to Buy

The Happiest (and Most Miserable) Cities in America

The Healthiest (and Least Healthy) Countries in the World

America’s Highest Paying Companies

America’s Fastest Shrinking Cities

America’s Fastest Growing Cities

Eight Housing Markets With the Longest Road to Recovery

The Most Iconic Job in Each State

The Worst Product Flops of All Time

States Volunteering the Most (and Least)

The Largest Employer in Each State

Companies Profiting the Most From War

In Half the States, a Married Couple Can Make the Family Home Nearly Lawsuit-Proof by Changing a Few Words on the Deed

Lifting the Wage Cap to Save Social Security Won’t Just Hurt Higher Earners

An $18,000 Deposit Added 12 Air Force Years to His Civilian Pension. Social Security Had Already Counted Them.

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