In a push to help everyday Americans make healthier choices, residents of New York City could start seeing some unwanted information when they’re next in line at a fast food restaurant. Here’s what’s going down. Health Conscious Dining Gone are the days when you could get in line at your local chain restaurant and not … Read more
Smart home technology has revolutionized the way we live, offering convenience, efficiency, and enhanced security. From voice-activated assistants to automated climate control, the range of options can be overwhelming. How can you ensure you’re making the right choices to turn your house into a smart home? Here’s your ultimate guide to integrating smart technology seamlessly … Read more
American women are looking for empowerment and inspiration across the globe! If you’re fed up with environments where sexism prevails, you’re not alone. Here are 17 countries that provide safe spaces for women seeking equality. From the frosty expanses of Iceland to the warm beaches of New Zealand, each destination isn’t just an escape from … Read more
Americans sure have their quirks, but what flies at home doesn’t always get a pass on the global stage. From supersized meals to the casual invasion of personal space, our everyday norms can sometimes leave the rest of the world scratching their heads. Ever wondered what American habits might not sit well abroad? #1. Tipping … Read more
As Walmart begins the process of closing its health centers, healthcare professionals are questioning how it will affect underserved communities who rely on them for in-person care. Walmart Clinics Closing At the start of the month, retail giant Walmart announced its decision to shut down its Walmart Health Initiative due to mounting expenses that “made … Read more
Ai, ai, ai, my dear American bambinos, come closer, sit down, and listen carefully to Nonna. I’ve seen with my own eyes, you crossing the seas and coming to our beautiful Italia, only to make a spectacle with your strange ways. Bless your hearts, you try, but listen to Nonna, and next time, maybe you … Read more
Two major lawsuits have been filed against the Biden administration and the state of California, in order to block new carbon emission rules affecting trucking and transportation industries. Republican Double Lawsuit A number of Republican attorney generals are moving to sue the current administration, as well as the state of California, due to the new … Read more
The United States is dotted with historic military sites that tell the stories of bravery, strategy, and the evolution of our national defense forces. Each site offers a unique glimpse into the periods of conflict that have shaped the nation. Here are ten historic military sites across the USA that will fill you with pride … Read more
Tesla’s first European gigafactory has faced its latest round of problems after activist groups launched a protest against a new factory expansion due to environmental concerns. Tesla Protests Last week approximately 800 environmental activists gathered to protest new developments at a Tesla factory near Berlin, Germany, resulting in dozens of arrests. New Factory Expansion Protestors … Read more
A new licensing law in Wisconsin is being challenged by two wedding venues who believe it threatens their right to make a living in the state. Weddings in Wisconsin On Tuesday two wedding barns in Wisconsin moved to sue the state in an attempt to block a new law that would force them both to … Read more
Demand for weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Ozempic is exploding in the US, and pharmaceutical manufacturer Novo Nordisk is taking leaps and bounds to keep up. Demand Soars Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk has had to ramp up production of its ‘miracle’ weight loss drug Wegovy, as demand for the medication has exploded across … Read more
Are we ready to confront the stereotypes that cloud our perceptions of American identity and challenge their validity? #1. Lazy Americans Image Credit: Shutterstock / lukas_zb The stereotype of Americans as lazy overlooks the hard work and dedication of millions striving for success in various fields. #2. Ignorant of the World Image Credit: Shutterstock / … Read more
While the United States often expresses pride and gratitude for its military veterans, there are significant areas where it fails to provide adequate support. These shortcomings can have serious consequences for those who have served. How can recognizing these issues help us push for better treatment and services for our veterans? #1. Insufficient Mental Health … Read more
Ever felt like your parents were a bit… too involved? Overbearing parents can leave a lasting impact, shaping our behaviors, relationships, and even our sense of self. Let’s explore twenty long-term effects of helicopter parenting and how to navigate the aftermath with grace and self-awareness. #1. Difficulty Making Decisions Constant parental intervention can breed indecisiveness, … Read more
A Portland resident facing a serious health crisis received the news of a lifetime after buying a Powerball lottery ticket. Historic Powerball Win In an envy-inducing win, two people took home a historic $1.3 billion Powerball jackpot this week. And for one of them, the news could truly be a lifesaver. Chipping in to Win … Read more
The governor of Illinois has asked for more funding to target homelessness rates in the state, with a particular focus on the Black homeless community. New Plan to Fight Homelessness Illinois Governor JB Pritzker released a new proposed plan to combat state-wide homelessness last week, with a focus on reducing the racial disparity evident in … Read more
One of the most visited cities in the world is charging an entrance fee for day trips, the first ‘tourist tax’ of its kind. Venice Entry Fee On April 25, the historic Italian city of Venice became the first city in the world to charge an entry fee for day-tripping visitors. The move has sparked … Read more
Ah, the joy of American roadways. Potholes deep enough to double as swimming pools, traffic like a parade that nobody wanted to attend, and road markings as mysterious as crop circles. If you’ve ever fantasized about driving in a post-apocalyptic movie, these states have got you covered: #1. Louisiana Louisiana consistently ranks poorly for road … Read more
A new United Nations report has warned about the extent of the damage that climate change could have on the global workforce. Climate change isn’t just about rising temperatures and extreme weather events; it’s also impacting the health and safety of workers worldwide. Global Wake-Up Call On Monday, the United Nations (UN) released a new … Read more
A government initiative has granted a Nebraska non-profit $62 million to boost the solar power industry in the state. Solar Power Grant The clean energy industry in Nebraska looks to be on the brink of a new era thanks to a $62 million federal grant given to a nonprofit group based in the state. Center … Read more
