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US Military Armored Vehicles from Smallest to Largest

The United States military has more than 360,000 armored vehicles at its disposal. These include Armored Personnel carriers (APCs), Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs), and combat tanks, of which, according to Global Firepower, the U.S.…

Melissa Bauernfeind · 3 years ago

People are Leaving Virginia for These States

Even in the best possible circumstances, moving to a new home can be stressful. Perhaps in no small part for this reason, in recent decades Americans have become increasingly likely to stay put. Fewer…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

The Most Expensive Colleges in America

In today’s digital world, where artificial intelligence is projected to replace many jobs, the higher education system is more scrutinized than ever. While long-term tuition has been rising, because of the recent rampant inflation,…

Melly Alazraki · 3 years ago

The Most Widely Used Fighter Jets in the World

The first operational fighter jet was the German Messerschmitt’s Me 262, used in July 1944 to attack the Mosquito, a British photo-reconnaissance plane. The United States followed not long after with its first fighter…

Melissa Bauernfeind · 3 years ago

States Where the Most People are Giving up Their Guns

The number of Americans who were either killed or injured by a firearm climbed nearly every year from 2014 to 2021. Total firearm deaths and injuries rose from 34,221 to nearly 59,000 over that…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

Biden’s Approval Ratings by State

As the November 2024 presidential election rapidly approaches, President Biden’s campaign faces  substantial challenges in gaining traction and winning over American voters. As Biden enters his fourth year in office, he finds himself among…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

Where People From New Jersey are Moving to the Most

Even in the best possible circumstances, moving to a new home can be stressful. Perhaps in no small part for this reason, in recent decades Americans have become increasingly likely to stay put. Fewer…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

Nuclear Weapons Arsenals Ranked by Country

The Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings in World War II changed the world and ushered in a new era. Going forward, many countries developed nuclear weapons systems that has resulted in a current global arsenal…

Lori Kinney · 3 years ago

Mexican Beer Brands You Should Never Buy

Among the most widely available and recognized Mexican beer brands, these are the eight that beer lovers are most likely to try and avoid.

Trey Thoelcke · 3 years ago

The 50 Most Memorable Conversations in Movie History

Watching movies is a fun pastime. What really makes movies stand out though are the lines and conversations had between characters. Some lines and conversations though significantly stand out. There are so many famous…

Nixza Gonzalez · 3 years ago

Burger Joint Brands You Should Never Buy

In the world of fast food, burgers have long been the most dominant item. Ever since the suburban expansion in the 1950s, burger joints have fed millions of Americans looking for a quick meal.…

David Beren · 3 years ago

Ginger Ale Brands You Should Never Buy

Not all ginger ales are created equal. Here are 10 brands that have been known to underwhelm or disappoint fans of the sweet and spicy soft drink.

Trey Thoelcke · 3 years ago

Phone Service Providers You Should Avoid

It may seem to some that wireless has been around forever – and perhaps it has. Wireless was first used in 1849 when the transmission of electromagnetic waves through space was demonstrated by Heinrich…

Melissa Bauernfeind · 3 years ago

The US Army’s Longest-Range Artillery Weapons

The United States military is the most powerful in the world. According to GlobalFirepower, in a ranking of 145 countries by military capabilities, the U.S. came out on top (followed by Russia and China…

Melissa Bauernfeind · 3 years ago

Ketchup Brands You Should Never Buy

The origins of ketchup (or catsup, if you’re feeling super sophisticated) trace back to China, but it is often seen as the quintessential American condiment. Some estimate that as many as 97% of American…

Mike Edmisten · 3 years ago