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What is Juneteenth? Learn what traditions make the holiday uniqueAn explanation of why Juneteenth is celebrated and the different customs from food to flag.
A delightful collection of handy music facts.Ranking US cities for job prospects in 2026.New data reveals the fastest-growing job markets and hiring hotspots for the year ahead.
PUMPING IRONY: Aging in PlaceResults of a new study suggest that where we choose to live may trigger cellular changes that accelerate the aging process. What happens to those changes when we move is less clear.
The Great American Road Trip,
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The world's 10 best places to live.From quaint Nordic hubs to Canadian cities, these destinations promise a high quality of life.
Forget the proverbial wisdom: Opposites don’t really attract, study findsEducational attainment, substance use were most common shared traits among couples. What draws us to choose romantic partners? A sweeping new meta-analysis suggests we gravitate toward certain shared traits.
🌟 Why Curiosity, Community, and Positive Stories Matter in Bergen CountyIn a media landscape often dominated by noise, negativity, and national headlines that feel distant from everyday life, there’s growing value in something closer to home.
The best US cities to live in without a car.No Car, No Problem in These Top U.S. Cities — Boston Takes the Lead as the Best Place to Live Without a Car
America’s Youngest Wealthiest SuburbsAmerica has experienced a colossal shift in wealth distribution by age since the onset of the pandemic. In the last four years, the wealth of young Americans has grown about 50%, according to CNBC.
Mapped: U.S. Cities Where People Spend the Most and Least on GroceriesIn 2025, the gap between grocery affordability in different parts of the country highlights how far local incomes stretch.
Industries Hiring and Firing the Most EmployeesAs the U.S. labor market cools, which industries are still hiring—and which are cutting back their workforces?
Ranked: U.S. Cities With the Most and Least Health InsuranceIn 2023, 92% or 305 million Americans had health insurance, either for some or all of the year.
Health insurance coverage varies widely across the country, shaped by differences in state policies, economic conditions, and local job markets. Ranking the world's most welcoming cities.The Community Spirit Index: The world’s friendliest cities for non-natives. By identifying the most welcoming cities for non-natives, Preply’s community spirit index provides valuable information to anyone looking to relocate or travel to a new place.
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