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Fox News Flash top headlines for November 15 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com. The Democrat Party’s so-called “moderates” have had it with Congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, and other members of the Squad. These “centrists” are laboring to separate themselves semantically from these […]
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People often associate U.S. presidents with wealth. Donald Trump is a billionaire (according to him). John F. Kennedy’s family had a huge fortune. The Roosevelts were from money. The Bush family’s wealth came from investment banking. George Washington owned a tremendous amount of land. (This is where America’s presidents are buried.) Not all presidents, however, […]
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Real estate prices have skyrocketed this year. Low-interest rates are one reason for this. Also, people have started to pile into what they consider affordable metropolitan areas, inland from the huge and expensive cities on both coasts. Some of the most expensive real estate in the country can be found around San Francisco and San […]
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The view of American leaders has varied considerably over time. In general, the opinion is that sentiment dropped substantially during the Trump administration, and the Biden administration has tried to claw that back to how American leaders were viewed before his predecessor’s years in the White House. A recent Pew Research study, “America’s Image Abroad […]
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Sleep, or lack thereof, has major effects on health. According to the Cleveland Clinic, among these are lack of alertness, memory problems, stress on relationships, and car accidents. The analysis goes on the report: If you continue to operate without enough sleep, you may see more long-term and serious health problems. Some of the most […]
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Sometimes, a state’s capital is also its largest city. Boston and Indianapolis are good examples. Yet, such cases are rare. More often, state capitals are not the largest in the state by population. Often, they are obscure cities for people who live outside these states. How many people know that Lansing is the capital of […]
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Americans consume 400 million cups of coffee a day. Coffee is such a mainstay of American life that it has spawned a number of billion-dollar businesses. We buy ground coffee, instant coffee, and coffee beans. We buy coffee-making machines (some of which cost hundreds of dollars), to drink coffee at home. We go to tens […]
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Low mortgage rates are one reason home prices have skyrocketed in the United States. Another is a migration of Americans from large, expensive coastal cities like New York and San Francisco to less expensive ones inland that sometimes are perceived as having a better quality of life. This migration has been made possible from the […]
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Prices in the U.S. housing market have exploded in the past year. According to the carefully followed S&P Case-Shiller home price index, home prices rose over 19% recently, and in some markets, they moved higher by almost 30% compared to 2021. Other research shows that in other markets, prices have jumped even more year over […]
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College football is big business. State university football coaches are the highest-paid public employees in many states, making millions of dollars a year. Several college football programs make over $50 million per year. Recently, college athletes were given the right to get paid endorsements as well. Forbes sports business articles are considered the best team […]
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