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The State Where Jobless Claims Are Plummeting

Each Thursday, the Department of Labor Statistics releases its weekly unemployment insurance claims data. The people included in the weekly claims figure have filed to receive unemployment benefits from the government because they have…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

The Greatest Winter Olympians in American History

When the Winter Olympics open in 2022, thousands of athletes from dozens of countries will compete to bring glory to their nations and themselves. As with every Olympics, Team USA is expected to have…

Grant Suneson · 5 years ago

America’s Top Grossing Movies in 2021

The motion-picture industry last year began to recover from the pandemic-caused downturn in 2020, when box-office revenue plunged by 75%, according to accounting firm PwC. 2021 got off to a rough start, with just…

John Harrington · 5 years ago

America’s Most Popular Nature-Inspired Baby Names

Many new parents love nature and name their babies accordingly. Wildlife-inspired baby names are in style and an enchanted way to celebrate the beautiful outdoors. 24/7 Tempo reviewed the newborn baby name data from…

Rebecca Uhle · 5 years ago

These Are the Drugs America Is Running Short On

It has been a long time since Americans have faced significant shortages in the goods they normally buy. As Christmas approaches, it is clear that some traditional holiday foods are either not available or…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

The Highest-Grossing Movie Every Year Since 1975

To be a blockbuster, a motion picture needs at least some of these elements: a well-crafted plot, engaging characters, even-handed pacing, action in varying amounts, and confident direction.  Since 1975, the films that have…

John Harrington · 5 years ago

The Best States to Look for a Job

Almost as soon as the novel coronavirus reached the U.S. in 2020, the unemployment rate surged to highs not seen since the Great Depression. Since then, the job market has recovered considerably and there…

Sam Stebbins · 5 years ago

America’s Favorite TV Families

Genres come and go on television, but comedies and dramas centered on the family have never fallen out of favor.  To determine America’s favorite TV families, 24/7 Tempo developed an index based on internet…

John Harrington · 5 years ago

The Best Movies of 2021

Like a sequel no one asked for, 2021 was basically as unpleasant as the year that preceded it. On the bright side, at least the movies were better. Proving that the show must indeed…

247patrick · 5 years ago

States Where Businesses Are Running Out of Workers

The U.S. is currently grappling with a massive labor shortage. Due to early retirements, child care needs, and potential COVID-19 risks at work, the pandemic has pushed millions of Americans out of the workforce…

Sam Stebbins · 5 years ago

The Best TV Shows That Lasted Just One Season

The entertainment business is one that demands rapid results. Sometimes, amazing shows are canceled before they can really get a strong following or before their plots have time to properly mature.  Since it started…

247patrick · 5 years ago

The CDC Does Not Want You to Travel to These Countries

The omicron variant of the coronavirus has driven new daily cases of COVID-19 in the United States at the beginning of January to over a million. While cases have been on the decline, there…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

Top Winter Olympics Medal-Winners of All Time

The world’s greatest winter sports athletes will convene in Beijing in February for the 24th Winter Olympic Games. The first Winter Olympics were held in 1924 at Chamonix in France, and over the course…

John Harrington · 5 years ago

This State Has America’s Best Schools

As the U.S. president and Congress debate how much money will be spent on social services, education is a huge part of the debate. Will student loans be forgiven? When can schools safely reopen…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago