America is facing a convergence of challenges: rising immigration, deepening poverty, rampant drug addiction, and escalating pollution are stretching city resources thin. These pressing issues are culminating in a severe public health crisis, manifesting most visibly in the deteriorating state of cleanliness and safety in many urban areas. In this article, we look at the […]
Author Archives: Conor Jameson
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Racism, characterized by prejudice or discrimination based on race, involves the belief that one’s race is superior and others are inferior. Measuring racism in a specific region is challenging, as it cannot be quantified. While polls and surveys can provide insights, their accuracy may vary. Alternative indicators collected by sources, namely SPLC and Floating Sheep, […]
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The Biden Administration has announced new labor rules that will effectively make side hustles illegal in America, impacting an estimated 80 million Americans within the next 12 days. Finance expert John Williams breaks down the implications of this sweeping change in a recent video. The Biden Administration’s Labor Reform The new rules, set to go […]
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Are you a thrill-seeker looking for your next adventure? Look no further than these spots in your state where you are most likely to see ghostly activity. From abandoned prisons to haunted hotels, there’s something for every brave soul to explore. Step into the unknown and discover the eerie history behind rundown institutions and defunct […]
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Where in the U.S. can the LGBTQ+ community feel proudest and safest to live? That is for another article. Here, we detail the top 25 cities where LGBTQ+ communities are not as welcome and accepted as other cities around the United States. LawnStarter compared the 200 biggest U.S. cities based on 20 indicators of an […]
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Are you a thrill-seeker looking for your next adventure? Look no further than the creepiest spots in your state. From abandoned prisons to haunted hotels, there’s something for every brave soul to explore. Step into the unknown and discover the eerie history behind rundown institutions and defunct buildings. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, […]
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As the economy gradually recovers from the pandemic’s blows, a new trend is emerging: Workers across the United States are quitting their jobs in notable numbers, a movement that follows the Great Resignation era. Despite improvements, dissatisfaction over wages and working conditions continues to push many to leave their positions, with certain states seeing higher […]
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A viral TikTok video has sparked concerns as immigrants are advised to seize abandoned properties across the United States. In the video, an immigrant individual suggests that under certain laws, unoccupied homes can be seized and claimed as one’s own. This revelation has raised alarms, prompting finance expert John Williams to shed light on the […]
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In a revealing study from CoreLogic, a striking trend in the U.S. housing market has been identified. The widening income gap between local homebuyers and those moving in from other metro areas. Focusing on 20 most impacted U.S. cities, the analysis sheds light on how this disparity is affecting housing affordability and reshaping community dynamics. […]
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In a startling reversal of fortune, the American dream of homeownership has turned precarious for many who ventured into the market last year. According to a new report by Point2 Homes, property values have plummeted across many cities, leaving owners grappling with significant financial losses. This downturn has been especially harsh on those who stretched […]
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“Woke” refers to being conscious and actively engaged with significant societal realities and concerns, particularly social and racial justice. People who lean towards the left-wing politically, i.e., a “Liberal,” are considered to be more woke. According to the Pew Research Center, we’ve ranked the states according to the percentage of people who claim to be […]
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“Woke” refers to being conscious and actively engaged with significant societal realities and concerns, particularly social and racial justice. People who lean towards the left-wing politically, i.e., a “Liberal,” are considered to be more woke. According to the Pew Research Center, we’ve ranked the states according to the percentage of people who claim to be […]
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In the United States, there’s a widespread belief that our food standards are the pinnacle of safety and cleanliness. However, this confidence might be misplaced when faced with the realities of mass production and the use of hazardous chemicals. Due to these concerns, many countries cast a skeptical eye on American foods, even those stamped […]
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Developing solid financial habits is crucial for everyone, regardless of income level. It may seem like a daunting task, but building a strong foundation of savings and debt management is something that everyone can strive towards. To achieve this, it’s important to focus on building financial literacy and adopting high-quality habits. One way to achieve […]
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In this eye-opening list provided by MoneyGeek, you will see the 15 cities with a very alarming and high crime cost per capita, making them places where safety is a primary concern and very costly, impacting residents’ lifestyles. Keep reading to reveal the places you might think twice about calling home. #15 Atlanta, GA Atlanta, […]
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In February, the number of home foreclosures increased as Americans struggled with the rising cost of living. According to a recent report from real estate data provider ATTOM, 32,938 properties had foreclosure filings, including default notices, scheduled auctions, and bank repossessions. This represents an 8% increase from the previous year. ATTOM CEO Rob Barber noted […]
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In this article we take a closer look at where atheism stands strongest across the United States. Highlighting the states with the highest percentages of individuals who identify as atheists, we explore what makes these regions unique in their lack of religious affiliation. Join us as we journey through America’s most secular states, from the […]
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Americans are known for being overweight, and this is not just a stereotype but a fact supported by statistics. Nearly 42% of adults in the United States are obese, and this has significant financial implications. The costs of medical treatment for obesity-related issues amount to approximately $190.2 billion per year, and there are also annual […]
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A college education is often considered a milestone in achieving financial success. However, the cost of higher education in the United States can be staggering, with average costs ranging from $36,000 to $56,000 per year for private colleges and universities. Coupled with the total lost income and accumulating interest from student loans, earning a bachelor’s […]
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Life expectancy is a statistical measure that indicates the average number of years a group of people is expected to live from a specific starting point, typically birth. This calculation is based on a life table, which records the number of individuals and the number of deaths at each age within a population. The data […]