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
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 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
After the states that start with D, the alphabet moves on to F. Florida is the only US state that starts with F, and it carries a story full of history, culture, and contradictions. Most people picture sunshine, beaches, and theme parks. Yet the roots of Florida reach back to the earliest chapters of America. … Read more
After the trio of states that start with C, the alphabet shifts to D. Delaware stands alone here as the only state in this group, and it makes the most of that position. Small in size but central in history, Delaware carries a legacy that stretches from colonial battles to modern boardrooms. Known proudly as … Read more
After the club of states that start with A and the total absence of B, the letter C steps in with a tight little trio. States that start with C may look like a small group, but they stretch from the Pacific coast to the East Coast and all the way up into the Rockies. … Read more
Out of all fifty states, a surprising cluster land in the category of states that start with A. Ask anyone who spends too much time with atlases or trivia flashcards, and they will tell you that states that start with A occupy a special place in geography geekdom. They sit far apart on the map, … Read more
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 … Read more
Music streaming has completely transformed how Americans listen to music. In 2025, more than 89% of people in the US (ages 12+) report listening to online audio in a typical month, and 100 million paid music subscriptions are active nationwide. Streaming alone now generates 84% of the entire US music industry’s revenue, making it the … Read more
The United States population grew modestly between 2022 and 2023 (about +0.5% nationally), but this growth was uneven. While 42 states (and D.C.) gained residents, a handful saw alarming declines. Eight U.S. states lost population in the last few years, with a few experiencing especially large drops, as noted by Forbes. These losses have slowed … Read more