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Countries With The Oldest Leaders

In the 2020 U.S. presidential election, concerns were raised that both candidates may be too old to hold office. Both Joe Biden, 78, and Donald Trump, 75, would have been the oldest sitting president…

Grant Suneson · 5 years ago

Cities With the Worst Health Insurance Coverage in the Nation

Nearly half of all Americans with health insurance receive coverage through their employer. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, however, millions of Americans lost their jobs, and nearly 30% of U.S. residents lost their health…

Mike Sauter · 5 years ago

The Sports Teams Worth the Most Money

Owning a professional sports team can be lucrative, gratifying, and expensive — which is why only the richest of the rich have enough coin to buy one. And for all the rewards of seeing…

247patrick · 5 years ago

Top Independence Day Travel Destinations, According to AAA

The number of Americans with Fourth of July travel plans is expected to surpass 47.7 million Americans over the holiday weekend. As the pandemic has retreated well below the levels of last summer, Independence…

Thomas Frohlich · 5 years ago

The Most Eco-Friendly Cars on the Market

This fall, Ford will begin selling the 2022 Maverick, the first pickup truck with a gas-electric hybrid powertrain. The automaker hopes the truck will achieve an Environmental Protection Agency’s rating of 40 miles per…

247patrick · 5 years ago

America’s Least Educated Cities

The typical American worker with a bachelor’s degree earns about $26,000 more per year than a worker with no more than a high school diploma, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Those with…

Mike Sauter · 5 years ago

Biggest Fourth of July Blockbusters of All Time

As movie theaters across the country begin reopening, Americans can once again enjoy one of the most celebrated Fourth of July traditions — going to see a blockbuster movie.  Throughout Hollywood history, some of…

Grant Suneson · 5 years ago

Cities Where the Most People Live Below the Poverty Line

More than 60% of Americans will spend at least a year of their lives in poverty, according to a recent analysis conducted by a professor of social welfare at Washington University. Since COVID-19 reached…

Mike Sauter · 5 years ago

This Is the City With the Most COVID-19 Cases

The U.S. reported over 41,000 new cases of coronavirus on June 29, bringing the total count to more than 33.2 million confirmed cases of COVID-19. There have been more than 598,000 COVID-19-related deaths —…

Steven M. Peters · 5 years ago

America’s Favorite Brands and Stores in 2021

Who says retail is dead? Although the pandemic undeniably cut into traditional store-based sales, many chains continue to thrive, propelled by the easing of COVID-19 restrictions and an opening economy.   It’s not surprising that…

247patrick · 5 years ago

Fastest-Growing First Names in America

“Nomen est omen” is a famous Latin phrase meaning “the name is a sign” — that is a portent of a person’s destiny. If that’s true then you should be careful if you ever…

247sarah · 5 years ago

The Most Popular Song the Year You Were Born

To help you connect with your musical cohort, however belatedly — and also as an illustration of how much our national musical tastes have changed over the decades — 24/7 Tempo has assembled a…

247patrick · 5 years ago