Americans drink a lot of alcohol, but the amount depends heavily on where you live. Some states see high numbers because of local culture, easy access, or tax rules that make buying alcohol cheaper. Others stay near the bottom because of strong religious influence, tighter laws, or fewer outlets. The latest insights show that a
If you ever thought about trimming or cutting a cactus in Arizona, think again. State law makes it illegal to chop down certain cacti, even if one grows in your own yard. The saguaro, that tall cactus with arms you see in every desert photo, is the most protected of them all. It takes decades
Music streaming platforms now run the U.S. music business. What used to be an add on next to radio and downloads has become the main way people play songs, build playlists, and follow new releases. In 2025, about 79% of Americans age 12 and up listen to online audio in a typical month. Paid music
Milan, Italy, ranks first for walkability in 2025. People there reach daily needs like schools, hospitals, restaurants, and shops in about 6 minutes and 24 seconds on average, based on the study A Universal Framework for Inclusive 15 Minute Cities by M. Bruno et al. for The Economist. European cities dominate the ranking. 45 of