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The hottest place in the world is in Fiji, where the peak temperature hit just over 121 degrees Fahrenheit.
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By David Callaway, Callaway Climate Insights The White House was quick to jump into the Colonial Pipeline hack over the weekend, issuing a rare emergency order to keep oil moving using highways and...
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Over the Memorial Day weekend, AAA expects the number of travelers to rise sharply from last year.
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This Texas-based university ranks as the best online college in America, largely because it received very high marks for its diversity, academics and value.
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Scandinavian nations turn out to be the best place for women to work. This country was the very worst.
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Wyoming is the state with the most public sector workers, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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Like wealth, debt is distributed unevenly across the United States. Americans in some parts of the country struggle more than in others.
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24/7 Wall St. looked at collision and fatality data from 194 cities across the United States to determine the safest city to drive in.
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New U.S. Census Bureau data shows that people left large cities and moved to suburbs last year, although the trend was not even nationwide.
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New National Center for Health Statistics data shows that the number of people born in the United States fell 4% last year.
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Scientists in Finland researching aggression in dogs studied 23 breeds to find the most aggressive.
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The worst state for retirees has a large population of residents over 65 and a cost of living higher than the national average.
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This small landlocked country in western Europe has the most valuable passport in the world, based on a number of factors.
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The best state for retirees receives nearly five hours of full sunshine a day on average and has the highest percentage of volunteerism among retirees.
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Data from the U.S. Census Bureau reveals that the city where the most people work from home due to the pandemic is Washington, D.C.
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