10 Signs of Appendicitis
We typically don’t give much thought to our appendixes — until something goes wrong! Here are 10 common signs of appendicitis.
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Foods That Will Be Affected By Red Dye No. 3 Ban and Foods That Won't
From candies and snacks to beverages and baked goods, we’ll detail which favorites will have to be reformulated and which ones are already free of the artificial dye.
15 Foods to Eat When You Have Gout
Gout is painful, but these 15 foods could help decrease inflammation and swelling.
30 Fantastic Foods for Acid Reflux
By making smart dietary choices, you can help combat the effects of acid reflux!
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The Salaries of Sports TV Analysts, Ranked
Many dream of being a professional sportscaster, but it takes a lot to get to the top! So, how much do your favorite sports TV analysts really make?
Here’s What the Average Home Costs by State
Looking to get a house? Some states cost much more than others!
All the People Trump Has Pardoned So Far
Throughout his presidency, Donald Trump wielded the power of presidential pardons in ways that drew significant attention and widespread debate. These pardons often affected high-profile figures, and their circumstances sparked discussions across political and social lines. Here's a roundup of all the people Trump has pardoned so far.
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15 Hilarious Photos That Perfectly Sum Up Office Life
Today, we're taking a look some weird, creative, and downright hilarious photos that reveal the life behind office life. They might be working for a paycheck, but these folks have found some truly unusual ways to pass the hours between nine and five. These pics are almost so funny they make us want to go to work. Almost.
14 Jobs That Pay Well but People Are "Too Good For"
These careers prove that success doesn’t require a desk, a business card, or a fancy title.
Military Fitness Tests Aren't What They Used to Be, and It’s a Big Deal
Think the fitness tests you did in gym class were tough? The U.S. military has been putting its service members through the wringer for decades, but the way they measure strength and readiness is changing.
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Here's How the U.S. Compares to Other Countries on Presidential Term Limits
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of political term limits for heads of state and government across the world, broken down by continent. By examining these systems, we can gain a better understanding of the different ways nations approach the balance between stability and democratic renewal.
The Most Dangerous States to Drive in
From fatal car crash rates to the prevalence of careless driving, this article paints a clear picture of road safety across the United States.
30 Best US Museums for History Buffs
America has a phenomenal heritage of achievement, collection, and preservation. Here are the best US museums to explore history—in all its many forms.
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How White House Christmas Decorations Have Changed With Each Presidency
Every administration uses the season to communicate something about the country—and themselves.
20 Hot Celebrities Who Are Much Older Than You'd Think
Get ready to meet the celebrities who are much older than you’d ever guess—and who somehow keep getting better every year.
On-Screen Spouses Married in Real Life
Hollywood is full of on-screen romances that feel almost too convincing, the kind that make viewers wonder whether something more is happening when the cameras aren’t rolling.
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Jobs You Can Get With a Marketing Degree
Within marketing, there are a whole variety of roads you can take, specialties you can pursue, and careers you can choose. Once you graduate with a degree in marketing, the business world is your oyster.
The Highest-Earning Degrees Right Out of College
Today, we're taking a look at the the college degrees that pay the most right out of college. If you don't have the time and patience to build your financial future, these are the degrees you'll want to stay aware of.
The Most and Least Educated Cities across the United States
While some might just see a degree as a status symbol, the truth is that certain degrees can have a real and positive impact on an individual's earning potential, and the education level of the population as a whole can affect the entire country's economic stability.
States With Strictest Speeding Laws
Explore states with strict speeding laws, penalties, and commitment to road safety in comprehensive analysis.
American Cities with the Best Drivers
As inconceivable as it might seem, there are actually places where people obey traffic signs, use turn signals, and do all of the other things that keep the road from being an absolute nightmare. Based on actual statistics these are the US cities with the best drivers.
Presidential Decisions That Affected Gas Prices
Discover how presidential decisions have influenced gas prices through policies, regulations, and energy strategies, ultimately shaping Americans' wallets.