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Here’s How Rich Every US Senator Is

Nobody goes into the public sector to make a fortune, yet Capitol Hill is crowded with millionaires. About half of all U.S. senators are estimated to have a net worth of at least a…

Sam Stebbins · 7 years ago

Best Weekend Trips on the East Coast This Fall

It seems unfair somehow. As soon as kids go back to school, fall kicks in with some of the best weather of the year. But there’s no need to put your wanderlust on hold…

Steven M. Peters · 7 years ago

Number of Foreign-Born Citizens in Every State

Immigration is shaping up to be one of the hot button issues in the 2020 presidential elections. Despite being described as a nation of immigrants, the United States in recent years has been divided…

John Harrington · 7 years ago

Countries That Waste the Most Food

More than 820 million people around the world — just over 11% of the global population — suffer from hunger, according to the U.N.’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).   At the same time, ironically…

Colman Andrews · 7 years ago

Actors Who Have Won the Most Emmys

Each year, the Primetime Emmy Awards present an opportunity for television’s top talent to compete against one another for recognition of excellence. Throughout its 70-year history — the 71st Emmy Awards will be held…

Charles B. Stockdale · 7 years ago

How Much Beer Did the Average Person Drink in Every State

According to a recent Gallup poll, some 63% of American adults drink alcohol — and the favored beverage among them is beer. Some 42% of American drinkers prefer beer, compared to 34% who choose…

Sam Stebbins · 7 years ago

Cities Where People Live the Longest in the Same Home

Roughly 14% of the American population packs up and moves each year. The result of this is that 71% of households today have moved into their current homes or apartments since the year 2000…

Mike Sauter · 7 years ago

Most Audited City in Every State

The prospect of an income tax audit by the Internal Revenue Service is a daunting one. The IRS audits about 1.1 million tax returns each year. To minimize the likelihood of a mistake —…

Sam Stebbins · 7 years ago

16 Common (and Uncommon) Risk Factors for Celiac Disease

Gluten-free diet have been all the rage in recent years — despite little evidence as to its benefit in the general population. Unfortunately, the fad diet has somewhat shadowed the common and serious celiac…

Steven M. Peters · 7 years ago

19 Reasons Why Friday the 13th Still Scares Us

Science has been able to explain many of the phenomena that have stoked fears and suspicions in people. Even so, superstitions still prevail in the modern world such as bad luck that would follow…

John Harrington · 7 years ago

Best NFL Players of All Time From Every State

The NFL is by far the most popular sports league in the United States. Americans from coast to coast tune in on Sundays to watch their teams, and kids all across the country dream…

Grant Suneson · 7 years ago

30 of America’s Most Popular Grocery Stores

There are more than 38,000 supermarkets in the U.S. The vast majority of these — over 25,000 — are so-called conventional or traditional markets. The Food Marketing Institute defines these as stores offering a…

Colman Andrews · 7 years ago

Hardest Colleges to Get Into

This year, an estimated 16.9 million students will attend America’s college campuses and classrooms to either begin or continue their undergraduate studies. Nearly 2 million of them are expected to graduate at the end…

Sam Stebbins · 7 years ago

America’s 50 Best Cities to Live

Living in the United States by no means guarantees a good life, but in some parts of the country, virtually all residents live a highly prosperous lifestyle. Being born in these cities is as…

Grant Suneson · 7 years ago