How your family can recover after a home burglary
Home burglary is a frightening and stressful thing. Today’s Homeowner walks you through how you and your family can recover from a break-in.Â
Continue ReadingHome burglary is a frightening and stressful thing. Today’s Homeowner walks you through how you and your family can recover from a break-in.Â
Continue ReadingCritics say requirements conditioning federal aid on ‘satisfactory academic progress’ are confusing and overly punitive, and legislators are taking notice. The Hechinger Report dives into how this is affecting students.
Continue ReadingRevelo looked at data from a 2022Â McKinsey report to see which jobs were the top jobs in AI.
Continue ReadingThe General crunched Bureau of Labor Statistics data to determine how much the cost of owning a car has risen since 2010.
Continue ReadingFamily matters to many. QMedic examined Pew Research survey data to see how different types of Americans value living near extended family.
Continue ReadingAn examination by The Markup of a typical college shows how students are subject to a vast and growing array of watchful tech, including homework trackers, test-taking software, and even license plate readers.Â
Continue ReadingThis Old House Reviews Team investigated how much home $400,000 can buy you in the 100 largest U.S. cities.Â
Continue ReadingCoPilot breaks down how interest rates are impacting used car prices in four easy-to-grasp charts.
Continue ReadingSkoove scoured the internet for 20 famous figures, from athletes to actors to politicians, who you might not know are also musicians.
Continue ReadingGrist looks into how in cities across the U.S., hundreds of refrigerators stocked with free food are reducing waste and methane emissions.Â
Continue ReadingStacker used Progressive Punch data to see how progressive the senators running for reelection are relative to the political leanings of their states.
Continue ReadingStacker compiled a list of 25 things about Frank Sinatra’s life you may not know, drawing from news accounts, biographies, magazine interviews, and music databases.
Continue ReadingThe Hechinger Report finds Japan’s situation is now also being faced by the United States, where the number of 18-year-olds has begun to drop in some states and soon will fall nationwide.
Continue ReadingA Hechinger Report analysis finds in Sarasota County, as school board members battle over book bans, character education, attacks on LGBTQ+ individuals and ‘woke audits,’ students feel like ‘non-consenting lab rats.’
Continue ReadingBenzinga discusses a recent Stanford University study regarding the performance of ChatGPT over several months.
Continue ReadingMoneywise has compiled a list of ways to get started investing in gold.
Continue ReadingTo identify the top cities fostering new business growth in 2023, the data and research team at Swyft Filings turned to the most recent data from the United States Census Bureau, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, and other government sources.
Continue ReadingThe 74‘s look at 15 school systems shows some promising investments, but also a slew of questionable expenditures and a breakdown of transparency.
Continue ReadingHeyTutor created a list of educational public television shows spanning several decades that captured kids’ imaginations, drawing from critics’ reviews and news reports.
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Continue ReadingPet owners are feeling inflationary pressures more than non-pet owners. eTailPet examined the causes and how pet owners are dealing with rising costs.
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