New York City just landed at the top of a new global ranking for stress, according to a study from Remitly. In simple terms, the report says life in New York piles on more everyday pressure than in any other major city the company looked at. Remitly compared over 170 cities worldwide. Instead of asking
Weather ranks high on the list of reasons people choose where to live in the United States. States that are easy to live in through most seasons keep pulling people in. Nine states come up again and again for pleasant climate: Hawaii, Florida, California, Arizona, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Texas, and New Mexico. Keep
Cybercrime losses in the United States hit $16.6 billion in 2024. The FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center reported the figure in its annual report. Investment fraud, often routed through crypto, caused the biggest share of damage. Federal advisories and investigations show AI-driven impersonation spreading and crypto payment rails staying central to scams. Ransomware remains a
College keeps getting sold as the only ticket to decent pay, while tuition climbs and student debt hangs over people for decades. Many people in their 20s feel pushed into a four-year program they do not even want, just to avoid looking like they gave up. Meanwhile, employers in many industries hunt for reliable workers
People who think about moving to Florida often end up comparing St. Augustine and Tampa. St. Augustine lines up cobblestone streets, Spanish-era landmarks, and quick access to Atlantic beaches. Tampa offers a larger job market, professional sports, busy nightlife, and a ring of different suburbs around the bay. Each city comes with certain advantages and
In late November, the US renewed one-year exemptions for 178 imports from China that many American factories still rely on. The broader tariff rules stayed in place, a clear sign that tariffs will keep shaping US manufacturing in 2026. Tariffs matter because they raise the price of many imported goods and parts. Earlier coverage showed
AI is a normal part of healthcare in 2025. Hospitals use it to read scans, spot early warning signs, and speed up triage. People also meet AI through wearables and phone apps that monitor sleep, heart rate, breathing, and movement. That shift brings more prevention and faster follow-up outside clinic walls. Health systems are adopting
Passive income in the US has a dirty little secret: most people barely see any of it. Headlines love seven-figure landlord stories and TikTok gurus counting cash on a beach. Here is what the data shows. Among households that bring in any passive income, the median number is near 4,200 dollars a year. Plenty of
Philadelphia in 2026 will be the kind of place you visit once and talk about for years. The evenings in June will belong to the World Cup. Then July arrives with baseball in town for the MLB All-Star Game. At the same time, the United States’ 250th anniversary places Philadelphia at the center of national
Online college has become a normal way to earn a degree in the US in 2025. Plenty of people choose it because classes fit around jobs, family life, or a busy schedule, and because many programs cost less than studying on campus. Still, the problem lies in the fact that the internet has been crowded