Category: US News
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This Ancient Tennessee Village Is Perfect To Visit In Winter
The strange Ancient Lore Village is tucked away in the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee. This town looks like a mix between a European medieval village and the Hobbiton village from The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring movie world. It is without a question one of the best things to do…
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These 4 Arizona Cities are the Fastest-Growing Cities in the U.S.
Four of the fifteen places in the country with the fastest growth are in Arizona. A new study from FinanceBuzz ranks Gilbert, Chandler, Glendale, and Mesa as the top four fastest-growing cities in Arizona. A city’s growth can be measured in a number of ways, such as its population growth, job rate, housing value growth,…
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Washington City New gated community is now selling luxury home lots
Solenté will be a gated, master-planned, luxury community in a rapidly growing part of Washington City. The community was built with sustainability and harmony with nature in mind. In his speech at the Washington County Economic Summit, he talked about the new neighborhood called Solenté. Solenté was mentioned by Washington City Mayor Kress Staheli as…
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New Laws could make driving American roads much safer
A new bill in California could change how fast people can drive to different places. Part of the SAFER California Streets bill, which was introduced into the state legislature on January 23, will require all cars sold in California starting in 2027 to have what the bill calls a “intelligent speed limiter system.” As written…
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People Are Moving From Pennsylvania to These Cities
Sometimes, a new year is a good time to pick up your life and start over somewhere else. That may sound like a big deal. But some of my friends have moved to start the new year. Where should you move then? Well, Americans are moving away from some places and moving to others. It…
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The ‘Black Death’ once struck this Florida city, What About Next?
In the United States, plagues are a rare sight these days, and this holds true for Florida as well. According to the Florida state archives, the Sunshine State was once struck by the deadliest plague in history at the beginning of the 20th century. In 1920, an outbreak of the bubonic plague, also known as…
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North Texas city ranked second in U.S. for most remote workers
According to a study conducted in 2024 by financial technology company SmartAsset, it has been found that almost 40% of the working population in Frisco is engaged in remote work. A recent study examined 344 cities in the United States with populations of 100,000 or more. The study focused on the percentage of workers aged…
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Study Finds Lexington is 3rd Most Difficult US City for Gen Z to Buy a Home
LEXINGTON, Ky. – A recent study published by the New York Times reveals that Lexington is one of the most challenging cities in the country for young adults to achieve homeownership. According to a recent study conducted by Point2, Lexington has been ranked as the third most challenging city in the United States for Gen…
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The New Miss Japan Is Not Quite Like the Previous Title Holders
On Monday, Carolina Shiino was crowned Miss Japan, but the controversy surrounding her victory is what made the news. Being the first naturalized citizen of the nation to win a beauty contest, the 26-year-old model from Nagoya, who was born in Ukraine to Ukrainian parents and immigrated to Japan when she was five, is sparking…
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After his most recent arrest outside Taylor Swift’s apartment, her stalker in New York City is finally behind bars, for the time being
Karma. After “willfully” disobeying a judge’s order to stay away, the Seattle law student who was seen lurking outside Taylor Swift’s Manhattan apartment thirty times in the previous two months was ordered to be detained behind bars on Thursday. When David Crowe, 33, learned that Judge Marisol Martinez Alonso was detaining him to Rikers Island…