Are you pondering where to move for the best quality of life, or maybe considering a fresh start that promises both growth and stability? If you value well-maintained roads, robust public transit, modern healthcare facilities, and strong educational systems, here’s a rundown of 21 states where public infrastructure investment is making life better for everyone—families, […]
High Debt Causes Many Gen Zers to Live with their Parents
In the U.S., young adults are facing financial challenges unlike those of their parents. The burden of debt driven by enormous mortgages and students loans are having a dramatic impact on key life milestones. Financial Dependence on Parents The Pew Research Center reports that less than half of 18- to 34-year-olds are fully financially independent […]
McDonald’s Owner Battles Harsh Realities of California’s $20 Minimum Wage Surge
With California’s recent minimum wage hike, some fast-food franchises are desperate for new strategies to stay afloat. California Minimum Wage In the weeks following California’s new minimum wage laws, which saw the fast food wage rate raised to $20 per hour, fast-food franchise owners have found themselves struggling to turn a profit due to labor […]
WWII Relics Stolen from Massachusetts Attic, Now Returned to Japan
A cache of artifacts found in Massachusetts and looted from Okinawa, Japan, have been repatriated by the FBI. Treasure Chest in Boston 22 historic Japanese artifacts have been returned to Okinawa from the USA, after they were found in an attic in Boston, Massachusetts. Return to Okinawa The Boston Division of the FBI arranged the […]
Renting with Pets Could Get Easier in California with New Bill
Pet Owners Rejoice A new piece of state legislation proposed in California could be a hopeful sign for pet owners who have trouble renting due to their furry friends. Author of the Bill Matt Haney, chair of the California Renters’ Caucus and member of the San Francisco Assembly, has introduced the new bill on behalf […]
Nationwide Struggles Impact ‘Food is Medicine’ Initiatives
Have you ever heard of “food is medicine” programs? Essentially, it comes from the concept that the food we eat directly affects our health and risk of disease. These programs propose that to alleviate the strain on hospitals and healthcare, people should have equal access to healthy foods. Well, these initiatives are currently gaining speed […]
America’s Sleep Crisis Deepens as Most Yearn for More Rest
Americans across the country are feeling the after-effects of the “rise and grind” mindset that has gripped the nation. A new poll by Gallup has revealed some insights into the average Joe’s sleeping habits – and many of us will be able to relate to them. Sleepless in America The U.S. could be one of […]
Billionaire Tax Initiative: Advancing Economic Equality
President Biden has unveiled a new tax proposal targeting wealthy individuals and unrealized capital gains in the U.S. The proposal aims to address income inequality and fund veterans and mental health services. An Economic Warcry “Tax the rich!” A cry many of us have heard before. It’s primarily a rallying call among the ranks of […]
Clothing Chain Express Files for Bankruptcy Forcing Closure of 100+ Stores
US retail corporation Express has filed for bankruptcy this week due to flagging sales and revenue loss year after year. Chapter 11 Bankruptcy for Express Clothing retailer Express Inc. has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and announced plans to shutter up to 100 stores. Not Moving With the Times? With a portfolio that includes […]
20 Cities Leading America’s Small Business Boom
From coast to coast, certain cities in the U.S. are breaking new ground in nurturing small businesses. They provide not just a market, but a rich ecosystem that includes support from local governments, communities, and educational institutions. Here are 20 cities where small businesses are not just surviving but thriving. #1. Austin, Texas Austin’s tech […]