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Population overgrowth is pushing our planet to the point of ecological collapse, as Earth’s numbers continue to explode. Decreased infant death rate, lack of female sex education, and underutilized...
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The world’s population is projected to grow by 17.3% from 2020 to 2040, according to the United Nations’ projection data. The United States population is projected to grow at a somewhat slower...
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There were nearly 130 million households living in the United States in 2022, and of those, 37.1 million, or 28.6%, were one-person households — people living alone. If we consider the entire adult...
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Despite warnings from law enforcement, health agencies, and educators, America still has a drinking problem. One in six American adults indulges in binge drinking on a single occasion, according to...
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Americans paid over 14% more for electricity in 2022 than the prior year, which was double overall inflation, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Although inflation has been...
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What’s better than a pumpkin spice latte and unlikely to go out of fashion? Autumn foliage. Nearly every state goes through a dramatic, multicolored transformation as temperatures drop in the fall....
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The city with the lowest unemployment rate in April was Logan, Utah.
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The state that grew the fastest from 2010 to 2020 on a percentage basis was Utah, which has risen from 30th to 34th by population.
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Utah's population has risen by 17% in the past decade, the most of any state, while New York and Illinois were among those that lost residents.
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A handful of cities in Utah and Idaho have employment rates less than what is considered full employment.
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Unemployment in the United States will remain high for months, if not longer. Utah is fortunate to have a job market dominated by industries that are likely to continue to thrive.
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The diner is a uniquely American institution. Historians trace its origins back to the horse-drawn lunch wagons that began appearing on the East Coast in the 1870s. These evolved into restaurants on...
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