After covering Georgia as the only state that starts with G, the next letter is H. Hawaii is the only state that begins with it. Get ready to explore surprising facts about its islands, path to statehood, and the unique details that make it unlike any other place in the United States. History Hawaii became … Read more
The United States has two separate court systems that work side by side. Federal courts handle cases tied to the U.S. Constitution, federal laws, and treaties. State courts handle cases tied to state constitutions and state laws. Each system has its own structure, judges, and rules about which cases it can hear. Federal courts include … Read more
Virginia has a rich history, but it also has some weird laws that make no sense today. A few are harmless and funny, others are outdated leftovers, and some are still officially on the books. You will see everything from trick-or-treat bans to cave rock sales rules, and even laws about what happens in the … Read more
When you ride a motorcycle, the open road can feel like freedom at its best. But before rolling out of the driveway, you need to know the rules that can change the second you cross a state line. In the United States, there is no single national law that forces riders to wear helmets. Instead, … Read more
When people look for a place to call home, two questions rise to the top. Can we afford it, and are the schools strong enough for our kids? In 2025, Ohio has cities that answer both. Here are some of the best places in the state for families who want affordable homes and good schools. … Read more
After the states that start with F, the spotlight now shifts to Georgia. It stands out as the only US state that begins with the letter G. Georgia holds a place in American history through its colonial roots, its role in the Civil War, and its central importance in the civil rights movement. Today, it … Read more
The cost of healthcare in the United States remains among the most expensive worldwide, and residents continue to face significant financial strain when paying for care. Where someone lives plays a critical role in determining how much money leaves their pocket each year for insurance premiums, deductibles, co-pays, and non-covered services. In 2025, numerous outlets … Read more
A new study out of the University of New Hampshire shows a major change in American family life. As of last year, 23.1 million women between 20 and 39 have no children. That is more than half of women in their main childbearing years. Researcher Kenneth Johnson, who examined U.S. Census Bureau data along with … Read more
Whatcom County is built for adventure. The Chain Lakes Loop winds past mountain lakes so clear they mirror the sky, with jagged peaks rising above the trail. Table Mountain lifts you to a summit where the horizon opens wide and the wind feels like part of the journey. Chuckanut Ridge takes a different turn, leading … Read more
The happiest states in the US in 2025 tell a clear story about life across the country. The scores come from data on health, jobs, safety, income, and community. Each state is ranked from 50 to 1, so you can see where people face the hardest challenges and where life feels steady. Happiness is tied … Read more