Americans are on the move, and it’s not just a busy and hectic lifestyle. More families and individuals are moving homes to find something better for their wants and needs. These moves are becoming more and more common as many homeowners and renters move to upgrade to better home situations. Where Are Americans Moving To?…

The market for electric and self-driving cars has been expanding quickly across the globe. You can see talk of this phenomenon all over the national news. People feel confident switching to electric vehicles since they feel like they are helping to save the planet. Is this true, and what are the benefits of switching to…

People have been getting away and traveling to their timeshares since the 1970s. The unique concept relies on shared ‘ownership’ of a particular property or resort stay, allowing all involved their own periods of vacation time every year. But while the timeshare market grew steadily over the decades, recent years have seen a noticeable decline.…

There is a wide variety of professional industries in the United States. Injuries and illnesses can happen anytime, anywhere, and in any of these industries. Nonetheless, such occurrences are more prevalent in some fields than in others. Workers must be compensated not only for the work they do but also for any injuries or diseases…

America is a vast country with everything from mountains and dense forests to deserts and sprawling beaches. However, despite all the beautiful diversity of locations and sites to see, there are many who say that they are scared of traveling to the United States. While this may seem perplexing to many Americans, after all, the…

It can be a strain to keep up with national news at times. There is a tendency from the news industry to focus on the negative and look at positive stories as puff pieces for local stations. The other reality is that talking about how normal a day was isn’t news. Major events that people…

Amazon is the leading juggernaut in the world of e-commerce retail and its annual ‘Prime Day’ mega sale brings in scores of new and returning customers. This boom in sales attributed to Prime Day doesn’t just impact Amazon, but it has a ripple effect across the world of e-commerce. The Growth of a Giant Amazon…

Veterans remain in the national news during political debates and other measures meant to steer the country in a certain direction. Few, however, discuss the effects of war on those who have given their lives to preserve the lifestyles of those living in the United States. Veterans often deal with health issues related to serving…

April is known as Stress Awareness Month, as well as Alcohol Awareness Month. This year, due to the pandemic, it’s more important than ever to observe these themes and reflect on how they might be impacting your life. For many people, the stress during these times has lead to more alcohol consumption. But considering how…

The COVID-19 vaccination process has become widespread across the nation, with millions of people getting doses already. However, some confusion exists over the legality of COVID-19 vaccinations, vaccination passports, and more. Understanding what the law does and does not allow will help to make this process easier to understand and create a more transparent interaction…

Downtown Jackson, MS is getting put on the tech innovation map. Twelve acres and seven buildings near Jackson State University are currently in development to create a $25 million tech hub for Mississippi entrepreneurs. The land was purchased by Dr. Nashlie Sephus, CEO of The Bean Path and a Jackson native, who aims to help…

Although you might think that changing the clocks twice a year is a tradition that began in the agricultural world, the idea that farmers were in favor of Daylight Saving Time is actually false. In fact, most Americans have been and still are pretty opposed to the idea, with 63% of residents saying they’d like…

The pandemic has certainly put a spotlight on our personal health. While 77% of patients use online reviews when finding a new healthcare provider, many of us have been taking additional steps to reduce our chances of becoming ill. Avoiding mass gatherings, wearing masks in public, and frequent hand-washing can help us stop the spread…

While most of us were thrilled to leave 2020 behind, you might still be apprehensive about what 2021 has in store. And as many of us prepare to spend a long winter at home during the ongoing pandemic, it might seem like health and fitness goals will be especially hard to achieve. But even if…

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has arguably impacted virtually every aspect of our daily lives. Whether you’re working from home or limiting our contact with our loved ones, most of us have had to drastically alter our regular routines in order to stay safe. But there are some circumstances over which we don’t have control. Millions…

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic dominating the news cycles, mass shootings are on the rise in the United States. According to recent data, mass shootings in 2020 rose 35% compared to those that occurred in 2019. According to the Gun Violence Archives (GVA), 2019 saw 417 mass shootings across the year, whereas 2020 has thus far…

During the pandemic, our reliance on technology has only increased. While organizations once had very limited options to ensure compliance when using Microsoft Teams as their phone system, Teams and other teleconferencing platforms have had to ramp up their operations in order to keep up with demand. Of course, Microsoft and Zoom aren’t the only…

If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s to not take life’s little luxuries for granted. Although 42% of women over the age of 18 say they prefer more natural beauty products over synthetic versions, that doesn’t always mean that at-home beauty treatments are effective or enjoyable. And given the fact that multiple rallies during…

One of the top rules of COVID-19 is to be careful when you’re indoors. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention explains that businesses should be prioritizing their indoor ventilation efforts. Ensuring that buildings have a properly working HVAC system is key when it comes to dealing with COVID-19. This is because the COVID-19 virus…

The U.S. already spends nearly three times more on healthcare than any other country in the world. But arguably, the U.S. response to the COVID-19 pandemic has bungled to the point of sheer negligence — making it hard to justify all we spend on medical needs in general. Of course, between coronavirus concerns and economic…

In 2019, people bought more than five million houses across the United States. However, the way they evaluated and purchased properties was much different than it will be by the end of 2020. In fact, home selling and buying has changed radically since the beginning of COVID-19. Many of these changes are going to continue…

In 2016, about 27% of Americans rented their homes. But whether you rent or own your domicile, chances are that you may now be using your dwelling as a workplace. Thanks to COVID-19, countless American businesses have had to quickly transition to having a remote workforce. And while some people can’t wait until they’re able…

Buying a car is a major step in anyone’s life. Buying a first car is monumental. If you don’t know what you’re doing throughout this process, however, it can be quite stressful and even overwhelming. Here are some great tips for people who are thinking about buying a car for the first time: Decide between…

Roughly 58% of homeowners say they plan to spend money to improve their homes this year. It’s imperative that you do everything you possibly can to create a safe space for you and your family at home, as well as enhance your property’s appearance and increase its value. Here are some great tips that will…