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Taking the holey road: These states and metros are most concerned with potholes

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We’ve all been there: You’re driving peacefully down the road when, wha-BUMP — you hit a pothole, and repair bills start dancing before your eyes. Sometimes, …

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China leads growth of global industrial robot stock

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According to the latest World Robotics report published by the International Federation of Robotics, a record number of 553,000 industrial robots were newly installed last year, …

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The most charitable countries in the world

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The latest report from the Charities Aid Foundation has revealed what could be considered as the most generous and charitable countries in the world. Based on …

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US immigrants lead the best lives in these American cities, new study shows

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Nearly 14% of the U.S. population, or 46.2 million residents, is foreign-born. However, where immigrants settle down can have a considerable impact on their available opportunities. …

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EU to use satellites to track climate-induced wildfires and illegal logging in forests

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The European Commission and the European Space Agency (ESA) have partnered to use satellites to address climate crisis threats and illegal logging in European Union (EU) …

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The great divide: Americans split on Native American policies

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While Americans on both sides of the aisle are in agreement over several policies that would safeguard the rights of Native American people living in the …

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Rise of the robots: The global operational stock of industrial robots

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While more and more consumers enjoy the convenience of having a robot vacuum their home or take care of the lawn, it is in industrial applications …

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Research reveals every part of the U.S. will suffer climate-related disasters

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Earlier this week, the U.S. Global Change Research Program released the United States’ Fifth National Climate Assessment, an overview of the effects climate change is having …

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US Coast Guard searches for source of 1 million gallon oil spill in Gulf of Mexico

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The U.S. Coast Guard is searching off the Louisiana coast for the source of a leak in a 67-mile-long pipeline that has spilled over 1 million …

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Gird your loins for winter: Nearly a third of Americans cut back or skip expenses to pay utility bills

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After a sweltering summer for many, Americans in some regions are bracing for a harsh winter. With intense temperatures, comfort may be top of mind — …

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States with the most atrocious drivers (#1 is jaw-dropping!)

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Drivers who evade traffic laws live in every corner of the country, but these ten states are home to more rule-breaking motorists than anywhere else. When …

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Why you need to know what ‘forever chemicals’ are and their risks

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“Nonstick,” “waterproof” and “stain-resistant” are all commonplace terms that are self-explanatory. But the “forever chemicals” behind the coatings that give products the ability to resist grease, …

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Air travel set to skyrocket in India

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As India’s tourism industry booms, the country is splashing out on buying planes. Earlier this year, Air India agreed to buy 250 planes from Airbus and …

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The giving trees keep giving: Trees may absorb more CO2 to help mitigate climate crisis

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Trees and other plants are known for their air purifying capabilities, providing oxygen to the millions of species on our planet. Planting more trees and preserving …

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Lead exposure impacts are even worse than previous estimates, new study finds

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A new study has found that lead exposure is more deadly than previous estimates, with about 5.5 million adults dying from cardiovascular disease linked to lead …

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Violent crime remains stable, property crime rebounds in the U.S.

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Larceny-theft and burglary have become less widespread in the U.S. since 2012. In the pandemic, this decrease sped up – before a resurgence in the theft …

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When will it stop? Hundreds of transgender people are murdered every year

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Today is the Transgender Day of Remembrance, a day to honor the memory of the many transgender people whose lives have been cut short due to …

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USDA updates Plant Hardiness Zone map with many areas moving into warmer zones

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has updated its Plant Hardiness Zone map, a map of the U.S. that helps gardeners decide what plants will grow best …

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Upcoming in our universe: November’s beaver moon & meteor showers

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The November full moon, also known as the Beaver Moon, appears after the long holiday weekend on Monday, Nov. 27. Peak illumination is set to occur …

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Which states are most prepared for climate change?

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The recently released Fifth National Climate Assessment details that while U.S. CO2 output as well as the prices for renewable energy have fallen, the country still …

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The enticing science behind leaves changing color in the fall

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Each fall season when the days grow shorter and temperatures get cooler, the leaves begin to change their color. Summer’s shades of green change to warm …

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Most of The Keystone State will now qualify for property tax & rent rebate program

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More Pennsylvanians will now qualify for the property tax and rent rebate, and many will now get more rebate money from the state. On Friday, Governor …

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The end of the world? New National Climate Assessment warns of worsening impacts in U.S.

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The U.S. has released its fifth National Climate Assessment report, which outlines how the country is addressing climate change, major climate risks and actions by region …

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More insurers exit California home & auto insurance markets and the affect is shocking

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Four small insurers will cease writing and renewing homeowners, renters, and auto insurance in California beginning in 2024, according to a filing with the state’s Department …

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Fatal pedestrian-involved crashes more common in winter in every state but one

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While the winter season brings holiday cheer, it also brings inclement weather, meaning the roads are often more dangerous — and more crowded as people travel …

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Tabs and tabs on tech: 26% of Americans have taken on debt for the latest tech, Averaging $1,492 in the red

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Phones, computers and smartwatches are the Apple (brand or otherwise) of many consumers’ eyes — but shelling out for new technology isn’t exactly smart for one’s …

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Pollution threatens endangered sea turtle reproduction

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A new study led by researchers from Griffith University in Australia contributes to the growing research on how global warming and pollution are impacting reproduction for …

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More Americans than British citizens are now moving to France

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The biggest increase in the number of Americans moving to France to date was registered in 2022, according to newly released Eurostat data reported by MyDolceCasa.com. …

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Honda reigns supreme: The most popular cars by state

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Americans have a diverse set of preferences when it comes to favorite car models, but some are perennial crowd-pleasers. With more used than new car sales …

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An outrageous percent of Shoppers Admit to purposely stealing at self checkout

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Self-checkout machines can make our lives easier at the grocery store, but some self-appointed cashiers are self-appointing discounts. According to the latest LendingTree survey of 2,000 …