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25 Healthiest Cities in America

Do you think you live in a healthy community? Midwestern and Western residents who answer in the affirmative have a better chance of being correct than those who live in the East or South.…

Steven M. Peters · 7 years ago

Best Disney Movies of All Time

Since its birth as the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio in the 1920s, the Walt Disney Company has captured the essence of childhood innocence with motion pictures. In its nearly 100-year history, Disney has defined…

Steven M. Peters · 7 years ago

The Most Commonly Spoken Foreign Language in Each State

The United States was founded on immigration and, over time, became a melting pot of different cultures and ethnicities. This has been even more pronounced in the past few decades alone. With roots in…

Cheyenne Buckingham · 7 years ago

These Baby Names Totally Rocked the 1970s

Naming a child is one of the first big responsibilities parents-to-be have, and most try really hard to rise to the occasion. Some are lucky to know exactly what they want to name their…

Hristina Byrnes · 7 years ago

America’s Most Violent and Peaceful States

Warfare is the most harrowing example of violence. While the United States is actively engaged in military campaigns abroad, war, in the traditional sense, has not been fought on our soil in over 150…

Sam Stebbins · 7 years ago

Movie Remakes That Are Better Than the Original

Disney’s remake of its 1994 blockbuster “The Lion King” — scheduled for theatrical release on July 19 — is just the latest high-profile movie to be based on an earlier film. In recent months…

Steven M. Peters · 7 years ago

The Largest Company in Every State

In the 2018 fiscal year, the 500 largest companies in the United States generated $13.7 trillion in revenue — approximately two-thirds of the U.S. GDP. While many of the largest U.S. companies are headquartered…

Evan Comen · 7 years ago

25 Names That Are Going Extinct

Say goodbye to Maude, Ed, and Vicki, And bid adieu to Myrtle and Bert. We’re not acknowledging the demise of people with those names, but rather the names themselves. Based on data compiled by…

John Harrington · 7 years ago

These Baby Names Totally Rocked the 1950s and ’60s

Many parents take the task of naming their children very seriously. The fact that the boy or girl will live with that name for at least 18 years can be overwhelming. What if they…

Steven M. Peters · 7 years ago

Cities With the Most People on Food Stamps

Almost one in four American households reported being food insecure at some point in 2017. Low-income households with children and Americans with disabilities are among the most likely to be food insecure. However, thanks…

Mike Sauter · 7 years ago

Youngest County in Every State

More than half of all Americans are currently under 38 years of age. By 2060, however, the majority will be at least 43-years-old, according to Census Bureau projections. Though the United States as a…

Sam Stebbins · 7 years ago

Oldest County in Every State

According to U.S. Census Bureau projections, retirement-age adults will outnumber Americans under age 18 by 2035 for the first time in history. The aging of the U.S. population is driven by a falling birth…

Sam Stebbins · 7 years ago

Sports Teams Running out of Fans

Each year, tens of millions of Americans pour into arenas, parks, rinks, and stadiums to see a professional sporting event in one of the four major American sports leagues — the NFL, NBA, NHL,…

Grant Suneson · 7 years ago