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Nations With the Most American Military Bases

It is said that the United States began its status as a world power on August 12, 1898, after agreeing to a cease-fire with Spain in the Spanish-American War. But it wasn’t until after…

Melissa Bauernfeind · 3 years ago

Discover the 20 Coldest Cities in America

North America is a vast Northern Hemisphere continent. Many cities in the United States are near the Arctic Circle, while others lie open to polar vortex shifts and arctic fronts. Cold cities can be…

Rob Amend · 3 years ago

The Slowest and Fastest Tanks of WWII Tanks, Ranked

Although tanks were first used in battle during the First World War during the Battle of the Somme, many of the armored vehicles were not mechanically reliable and did not have the speed necessary…

Chris Lange · 3 years ago

20 Companies That Dominated Corporate America in the 60’s

The 1960s was a very important time in the growth of the United States. Between rapid workforce growth, the rise of automation, and “Great Society” programs like Food Stamps and Medicare, the U.S. saw…

David Beren · 3 years ago

Worst Cities for Winter Driving

In much of the country, the winter months can be among the most dangerous for motorists. According to the Department of Transportation, nearly a quarter of all weather-related crashes in the U.S. occur on…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

Appliance Brands You Should Never Buy

Appliances are machines that you depend upon daily. Many of these devices are ones that we most likely wouldn’t be able to live without. Our refrigerators are home to most of our meals and…

Melissa Bauernfeind · 3 years ago

20 Valentine’s Candies to Avoid

Valentine’s Day wraps us in a confectionary cocoon of sugary delights. It’s a day when hearts flutter, and chocolates multiply. Amidst the sweetness, a gentle reminder floats on a breeze reminding us that overindulgence…

Kathryn Koehler · 3 years ago

Universal Background Check Laws in Every State

Each year, more than 40,000 Americans are killed by guns, according to the Gun Violence Archive, and while federal law requires licensed firearm dealers to conduct background checks on all gun buyers in the…

Sam Stebbins · 3 years ago

Fighter Jets and Attack Helicopters of The Israeli Air Force

The Israeli Defense Force began in May 1948 when then-Prime Minister and Defense Minister David Ben-Gurion issued an order for the formation of the Defense Force following Israel’s Declaration of Independence. Since its declaration,…

Melissa Bauernfeind · 3 years ago

15 Mac and Cheese Brands to Avoid

In the world of comfort foods, a few specific items always come to mind. Ice cream, french fries, spaghetti and meatballs, and mac and cheese. Whether it’s the versatility of mac and cheese or…

David Beren · 3 years ago

The Oldest US Military Tanks and Armored Vehicles

While the U.S. military consistently works to modernize its land, sea, and air equipment, this process is gradual. It typically involves identifying needs, bidding on contracts, developing and testing prototypes, manufacturing final products, and…

Lori Kinney · 3 years ago

25 Worst Tourist Traps on Earth

Traveling is fun. We all want to do it. You will see many exciting places in your lifetime. But when you are traveling, you also want some peace. Going to the same place as…

Rob Hayek · 3 years ago