European cars are doing well in the US in 2025, and the winners are the models people actually buy for everyday life. Most of them are SUVs and crossovers, because that is what families and commuters want now. German brands lead the pack. Higher costs from shipping and trade rules did not scare buyers off
Read about the US states with lowest life expectancy. I will also share some insights about the wide gap between the states in top and bottom, and the total gap of 9 years between first and last.
Alcohol in the United States in 2025 feels like it is changing shape more than disappearing. Walk into a bar or a store, and the choices look different from what they did a few years ago. Beer still has a big footprint, yet spirits and canned cocktails are everywhere, and many are stronger than what
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
A million dollars has long been considered the standard goal for retirement in the United States. Most people assume it is what most workers end up with after decades on the job. The truth looks very different once you check the actual data. Most Americans retire with far less, and only a small share ever
Dating apps have become a regular way of how people meet in the U.S. Around 40% of adults have used one, which means roughly 75 to 80 million people. The numbers are even higher among younger adults. Nearly 65% of those between 18 and 29 have used a dating app at some point. Tinder, the
At the federal level, everything about CBD comes down to one simple detail: the amount of THC inside it. When Congress passed the Farm Bill in 2018, it set a clear dividing line. Hemp with 0.3 percent THC or less became legal across the country. Anything stronger was placed in the marijuana category, still treated
Elite education in the United States often brings to mind the Ivy League, a group of eight prestigious schools known for exclusivity, history, and academic rigor. However, many institutions outside that circle consistently compete at the same level or even surpass them. They attract top scholars, global recognition, and industry partnerships that shape the future
Two doctoral paths stand at the top of education. One prepares professionals to apply research in leadership and administration, and the other shapes scholars who create original knowledge through academic study. The Doctor of Education, or EdD, focuses on applying evidence-based research to solve real problems within schools and organizations. The Doctor of Philosophy, or
Hybrid learning has evolved from an emergency solution during the pandemic into a dominant force in higher education. Over 60% of U.S. colleges now offer hybrid programs, signaling a major shift in how education is structured and delivered. Hybrid systems blend online flexibility with the connection of in-person engagement. Rising demand among students, institutional adaptation,