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Cities Where Police Shoot the Most People

The police killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor earlier this year sparked one of the largest protest movements in U.S. history and have inspired a national conversation on police conduct. And while the…

Evan Comen · 6 years ago

State by State Guide to Traveling During the Pandemic

With COVID-19 cases once again appearing to be rising nationwide and a second wave expected in the fall, some states are re-imposing travel restrictions that were loosened over the summer. Nearly half of U.S.…

Hristina Byrnes · 6 years ago

America’s 30 Happiest States

Happiness is a personal feeling that depends on several factors, both internal and external. And depending on where people live, their happiness and mental well-being may vary significantly. To determine the happiest U.S. states,…

Hristina Byrnes · 6 years ago

How Schools Are Managing Coronavirus in Every State

A typical school day now involves social distancing, temperature checks at the door, mask wearing, and occasional temporary closures due to students and teachers testing positive for COVID-19. 24/7 Wall St. reviewed different sets…

Hristina Byrnes · 6 years ago

America’s 18 Most Miserable States

Happiness and sadness are influenced by factors that vary from person to person. They may also frequently change, depending on an endless set of dynamic circumstances, including social, financial, and health factors. While the…

Hristina Byrnes · 6 years ago

25 Counties Devastated by this Year’s Wildfires

With at least two more months remaining in the Western United States’ wildfire season, this year’s forest fires have already broken records. Four of the five largest wildfires in California’s history occurred in 2020.…

Thomas Frohlich · 6 years ago

American Businesses That Might Not Survive Coronavirus

The economic fallout associated with the COVID-19 pandemic has proved too much for many American businesses to absorb. Small businesses across the country were forced to shut down in order to help contain the…

Sam Stebbins · 6 years ago

These 37 States Have Cancelled Popular Halloween Events

Nothing in 2020 has been the same — and Halloween won’t be an exception. The spooky holiday is a month away, and already scores of cities have cancelled popular events to avoid large gatherings…

Hristina Byrnes · 6 years ago

Richest City in Every State

American incomes in 2019 reached an all-time high, with the median household income rising to $65,712. While incomes vary widely from state to state, many have at least one major city in which residents…

Grant Suneson · 6 years ago

States With the Most Underpaid Teachers

As the U.S. continues to struggle with the health and economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, school staff and teachers across the country have returned to work.  Many occupations deemed essential to the economy,…

Thomas Frohlich · 6 years ago

100 Worst Movies of All Time

We all know a bad movie when we see one. Bad movies can have weak story lines, incompetent direction, poor technical quality, amateurish performances — or all of the above. Sometimes, the title is…

Charles B. Stockdale · 6 years ago

Here’s How Rich Every US Senator Is

U.S. Representatives and Senators are elected to Capitol Hill to represent the interests of all Americans. However, based on the reported net worth of sitting U.S. senators, it appears that many legislators may not…

Sam Stebbins · 6 years ago

How Schools Are Managing Coronavirus in Every State

Schools across the country have reopened, and a traditional school day now involves social distancing, temperature checks at the door, mask wearing, and occasional temporary closures due to students and teachers testing positive for…

Hristina Byrnes · 6 years ago

These Are the Highest Paid Public Employees in Every State

According to conventional wisdom, there are many compelling reasons to work in the public sector. These can include job security, generous retirement and health care benefits, and work that is geared toward the public…

Sam Stebbins · 6 years ago