Category: News
Is it too late to avoid an economic recession?
Tick, Tick, Boom These are historic times. We got another piece of data yesterday, but the puzzle is still not solved. The Federal Reserve …
Which of the world’s largest economies has the most firearm deaths?
In the wake of many recent mass shootings, U.S. President Joe Biden is calling for new gun safety restrictions, including the possibility of expanding background checks …
Is it time to bring back the assault weapons ban?
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Wednesday night that the lower chamber would move on legislation aimed at banning the sale of assault weapons like …
You can carry a gun without a permit in these states
The not-guilty verdict in the court case against Kyle Rittenhouse has ignited a debate about self-defense laws and also gun carry laws in the United …
These states have laws requiring LGBTQ+ school curriculum
Florida governor Ron DeSantis signed his state’s much-discussed Parental Rights in Education bill, much more frequently called the Don’t Say Gay bill, into law. While …
This country is most supportive of marriage equality
According to a new survey among 19,000 people in 27 countries carried out by Ipsos, Sweden, the Netherlands and Belgium were among the countries most supportive …
Just how many Americans identify as LGBT+?
With Pride Month under way, LGBT+ Americans and allies are celebrating with parades, festivals drag shows and more. So, how many Americans actually identify as LGBT? …
This LGBT+ group is most likely to experience hate crimes
Transgender people in the United States are four times more likely to be the victim in a crime than cisgender people, research out of the Williams …
These are the world’s richest companies
According to the Forbes Global 2000 published Thursday, Saudi state oil company Saudi Aramco is once again the world’s most profitable company as oil prices recovered …
New York’s last public pay phone goes bye bye
In 1889, inventor William Gray and developer George A. Long installed the first pay phone at a bank in Hartford, Connecticut. By 1902, there were …
Gunfire at US schools on the rise. Here’s what we know
The fatal shooting of 19 elementary school students and two adults in Uvalde, Texas, triggered an outpouring of grief, but also anger across the United States. Ten …
These are America’s oldest presidents
Joe Biden is the oldest U.S. president at 78 years of age, older than Ronald Reagan when he finished his second term. According to …
This big tax law change is great news for retirees
The IRS has good news for retirees starting in 2022: you can now keep more money in your tax-deferred retirement accounts thanks to lower required minimum …
Americans don’t think Biden is handling Covid well
In a survey of U.S. adults conducted in May 2021, 21 percent of respondents strongly approved of the way President Joe Biden is handling COVID-19. …
These are America’s most endangered animals
When you think of endangered species, elephants, tigers, and rhinos might come to mind. While there are hundreds of species around the world that are threatened …
Who do Americans trust less: The media or the government?
During a survey conducted in 2021, 53 percent of Democratic voters in the United States said that they trust the government, compared to 29 percent …
Here’s how many Americans think Biden is responsible for rising inflation
Nearly half of Americans think President Joe Biden is highly responsibility for the current inflation trend, according to a YouGov and The Economist survey reported by Statista. …
Do Americans think Biden is responsible for the US unemployment rate?
Statista recently reported that 36% of Americans think President Joe Biden was highly responsible for the current trend in the U.S. unemployment rate, according to a survey by The …
Why are fake accounts causing Elon Musk to question Twitter’s business model?
Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk has put his plans to buy Twitter (TWTR) on hold unless the social media company can provide convincing data concerning …
Is inflation about to cool off?
Sticky Situation We all hoped for a cooler April Consumer Price Index (CPI) print, and technically we got one — 8.3% year-over-year vs. March’s 40-year …