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Taking a Look at America’s Infrastructure

From bumpy roads full of potholes to decaying railroads and bridges, there are parts of America in dire need of repair. But what do the nation’s roads and bridges actually look like? Are they past the point of simple repairs? Let’s take a quick look at the state of America’s infrastructure. Roads Roads and highways…

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Crime and the Coronavirus: What Is Happening?

As of this writing, the COVID-19 coronavirus is spreading across the U.S. quickly, especially in large cities like New York City, and governments and businesses alike are working on a wide variety of countermeasures to slow the disease’s spread. For example, many manufacturers are repurposing their factories or workshops to make medical gear, and city…

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Bored During This Quarantine? Give These Things a Try

Right now, the coronavirus known as COVID-19 is continuing to spread, and more cases are continuing to develop. This has inspired a widespread response to protect everyday American lives, from social distancing rules and stay-home rules to closing businesses and even Senate plans to send relief checks to many households. Meanwhile, quarantine is a fine…

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Uber Drivers Risk Lives to Take Fares During COVID-19

The COVID-19 juggernaut is in motion and it seems to be setting up camp in every country. The first confirmed case of the SARS-CoV2 induced disease was reported in the U.S. on January 20th, 2020; since then, the virus has spread to all 50 states. Now, the U.S. has the highest number of active cases,…

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Coronavirus – How Far Has It Spread? What Can You Do to Stay Safe?

Every day there are new cases of the Coronavirus being reported. Among these reports are also constant updates on the virus’s impact, the rate of spread, and the risk factors that may make some people more susceptible to severe infection. To help you better understand this pandemic, here is what you need to know about…

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Dog Food Owner Samples Product for 30 Days to Prove Quality

The owner of Muenster Milling, a dog food manufacturer, ate the company’s dog food for 30 days to show that it was not only safe for dogs, but nutritious for them. Mitch Felderhoff ended up surprising himself, though, when his health improved measurably during the 30-day experiment. What happened? Muenster Milling is not an ordinary…

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New Tech Could Keep Drivers From Falling Asleep At The Wheel

Not everyone has the luxury to work with a limo driver each week and relax in the back seat. The first limousine was invented in 1902 and it was not the long, stretched vehicle that we know today. The first limousine was built with a covered compartment for the driver who sat outside of the…

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UPS and Amazon Come Under Fire for Under-Reporting Employee Injuries

E-commerce retailers have made it possible to place orders easily and receive items quickly. Whether you’re sending a package to Ireland, the third-biggest island in Europe, or buying an item for someone who lives five minutes away from you, it’s now expected for those parcels to arrive in a matter of days. But with all…

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New Fees On Electric Cars To Go Into Effect In 2020

Electric car owners will be ringing in the new year with new fees. According to CNBC, an increasing number of states are passing laws charging owners of electric vehicles with registration fees to offset forgone gas taxes. Approximately half of U.S. states, including Mississippi, are set to impose new fees on EV owners or will…

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Coca-Cola Named The World’s Largest Plastic Offender…Again

In a recent study, no one was surprised to learn that Coca-Cola is, once again, the world’s largest plastic polluter. The audit was performed by environmental group, Break Free From Plastic. The organization gathered more than 72,000 volunteers in an effort to conduct almost 850 plastic clean-up events across the six continents. From beaches to…

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Vapers Beware: Faux CBD Products Causing Severe Health Defects

Currently, about 3% of patients who visit an urgent care facility need to be diverted to an emergency department. There are all sorts of reasons for visiting health clinics, including acute upper respiratory infections, acute sinusitis, acute pharyngitis, cough, fever, arthritis, which currently affects 43 million people in the U.S., so much more.  For centuries,…

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The Age Of Anti-Aging And What It Means For Population

Scientists everywhere have been searching for a solution to humanity’s ultimate killer for thousands of years: aging. Recent decades have seen fairly stable and consistent growth in anti-aging research, but a potential breakthrough could lead to people living ever-longer lives with fewer signs of aging. While this may sound initially like excellent news, anti-aging science…

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Overdose Deaths Have Reportedly Declined, But Data May Not Tell the Whole Story

The national opioid crisis has presented Americans with many dangers and fears — particularly because drug addiction and subsequent overdoses can often be traced back to the medications our physicians prescribe for the sake of healing. Currently, the U.S. holds over 45% of the global pharmaceutical market, and since prescription opioids have become more accessible…

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Wheels In Motion: Everything You Need To Know About Motorcycle Tires

The U.S. loves its vehicles. There are five times more heliports in the U.S. than any other country in the world, around 80 million citizens have taken out car loans to secure their preferred mode of transportation, and 8.6 million motorcycles are currently cruising down American roads. The latter offers a combination of thrill and speed that…

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EPA Sued by 10 States Over Lax Regulation on Asbestos

In light of the Environmental Protection Agency’s lax laws regarding asbestos control, attorneys general from 10 states — and Washington D.C. — have officially taken action against the organization. According to attorneys general, the organization failed to take action against the prevalence of asbestos. This sparked a nationwide outcry from people who want to completely eliminate the…

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Could Vitamin D Supplements Prolong the Lives of Cancer Patients?

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States, with prostate cancer alone being the second leading cause of death among men. While approximately 23,800 adults and 4,830 children are diagnosed with cancerous tumors of the brain and spinal cord every year,…

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Buckle Up: 1 in 6 Uber and Lyft Vehicles Has Open Safety Recall

Each year, there are approximately 6 million car accidents that take place throughout the United States. But if you thought that booking a trip on Uber or Lyft would be safer than driving your own vehicle, you might be sorely mistaken. That’s because, according to Consumer Reports, nearly one in six cars registered on these…

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12 Million Homeowners Are Getting Ready To Sell, New Survey Shows

Up to 12.1 million homeowners across the U.S. are getting ready to sell their homes. According to a new study from NerdWallet, recent shifts in the housing market have led 44% of surveyed homeowners to sell their homes in the next 18 months. “Homeowners can see that we’re moving away from a strong seller’s market…

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