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The 25 Most Conservative Colleges In America

College campuses have long been a hotbed of fierce political debate in the U.S., as young adults come across new ideas and viewpoints while attending school. Amid an increasingly polarized American political climate, 73%…

Grant Suneson · 5 years ago

This Is the Longest Lasting Car on the Road

The average age of cars still on the road in America is 12.1 years, according to IHS Markit. That is up from 9.6 years in 2002. And though not exactly by measure of years,…

Grant Suneson · 5 years ago

This Will Be America’s Largest State in 2040

In 1960, according to the Census Bureau, New York state was the largest in America, based on population, at 16,782,304. That was up 13.2% over the 1950 figure. It was inevitable that New York…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

35 of the Most Difficult Dog Breeds in America

Americans love dogs. The American Veterinary Medical Association reports that over 48 million American households have one, and many have more than one. Having a dog can be expensive. The cost of dog ownership…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

This American College Is Hardest to Get Into

There has been a drop in the number of people who go to college recently. Data from the National Student Clearinghouse shows a drop of 500,000 fewer students in the fall of 2021 compared…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

20 Black-Owned Wineries You Should Know

Winemaking is not a field that has ever drawn a large number of African-American winemakers or winery owners, and it is not a field that has been particularly hospitable to them. According to some…

247patrick · 5 years ago

The Price of This Household Item Is Plunging

The Federal Reserve has stated it will raise interest rates as many as four times this year in an attempt to curb inflation. Many experts believe this will be too little too late. The…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

The Athlete Who Won the Most Medals at Every Winter Olympics

Every four years, the world is captivated by incredible athletes from across the globe competing in the Winter Olympics. Some Olympians come into the competition hoping to find their way onto the podium against…

Grant Suneson · 5 years ago

Cities Americans Are Abandoning

The vast majority of cities and urban centers reported throughout 2020 negative net migration — more people moved out than moved in. But even ahead of the COVID-19 pandemic, dozens of American cities were…

Grant Suneson · 5 years ago

The Worst Movies of the 1960s

Many different genres of movies were popular in the 1960s, including historical epics, westerns, spy dramas, crime capers, and comedies. It was the decade that gave us the first James Bond movies — starring…

247sarah · 5 years ago

Most Self-Sufficient Economies in the World

Cross-border trade is as old as civilization itself, but this commerce has broadened in modern times thanks to world-shrinking innovations in transport and logistics, as well as the expansion of free-trade agreements and other…

247patrick · 5 years ago

The Years the Most Americans Moved Since 2000

Americans are among the most itinerant people on Earth. According to the U.S. Census Bureau data from 2007, the average person in the United States changes residences more than 11 times in their lifetime.…

John Harrington · 5 years ago

50 Highest Grossing Films Directed by Women

One of the pioneering directors of motion pictures was Frenchwoman Alice Guy. She directed early films for the trailblazing French film maker Gaumont before she and her husband came to the U.S. and started…

John Harrington · 5 years ago

The Worst States for Black Americans

The May 2020 murder of George Floyd brought the U.S. into an era of racial reckoning. The tragedy, in which an unarmed Black man was killed in broad daylight by a white police officer,…

Sam Stebbins · 5 years ago