The disparity in economic and political opportunities for men and women has always been a problem, but there are signs of improvement, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2018 Global Gender Report. Some…
We are now in the second work week and first full week of the new year. Chances are many people are still struggling with getting back to the grindstone. The memories of presents, socializing,…
Even as the U.S. population increased by 2.3 million from 2016 to 2017, the number of violent crimes fell by approximately 2,400 incidents. Preliminary data indicates that the violent crime rate will continue to…
Have you ever wondered why your parents picked your name and why you are not, say, Lucifer? Names that may have once been considered edgy or unusual have been dropping in popularity lately. For…
The holidays are a fun time to share gifts, visit with friends and family, take a break from work, and, hopefully, relax. The trouble is that they are over fairly quickly. And once those…
2018 was another near-record year for the car industry in the United States. Sales rose to 17.3 million vehicles, which includes cars, pickups, SUVs, and crossovers. This is the fourth straight year the total…
Homeownership is, for many, the realization of the American dream. However, the sale price of the typical American home has climbed substantially in recent years — from about $214,000 in 2009 to nearly $316,000…
Thanks to abundant resources, a relatively stable government, and a business-friendly climate, Americans know that — with a good idea and some hard work — they can create a successful business. The American entrepreneurial…
The skin, which is the largest organ of the body, plays a major role in a person’s wellbeing as it protects against bacteria and viruses. In order for your skin to keep you healthy,…
The season of sipping eggnog, indulging in desserts, and relaxing with family is over. Reality has settled in again, but coming to terms with it after weeks of fun is easier said than done.…
The migration pattern for Americans continues to be toward the West and the South, according to the results of the latest United Van Lines annual national movers study. The pace of those moving to…
Even though 2018 was in many respects a a strong year for the economy, job cut announcements were up 28% compared to 2017. According to a January release by executive outplacement firm Challenger, Gray…
In 2017 there were 5,147 accidental deaths in the American workplace. This figure is slightly down from 2016’s 5,190 deaths, but is still close to the highest annual total in a decade. One cause…
Roughly one in nine Americans moved within the last year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. People move to accommodate growing families, work at a new job, or find somewhere that better fits their…
