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Recent research shows that by people who once identified as Democrats is measurable but limited: long-term tracking across several years finds as many as one-in-five former Democrats changed affiliati...
Retail egg prices averaged roughly $1–$2 per dozen in pre‑pandemic years but jumped sharply by 2024–2025; sources show monthly retail averages around $4.82 at the start of 2023 and spikes into the $5–...
After the 2020 Census, the official apportionment shifted the 435 House seats: and . Those reapportionment changes were implemented beginning with the 2022 congressional elections and continued to sha...
The lone star tick (Amblyomma americanum) was observed by naturalists in eastern North America as early as the mid‑18th century and was first scientifically named by Carl Linnaeus in 1758 . Its histor...
The public record does not provide a month-by-month tally of facility inspection reports for 2025 that can be verified from the available sources; independent analysis shows a sharp overall drop in po...
Both plans were contingency warbooks drafted in the interwar era: Canada’s Defence Scheme No. 1 directed audacious pre‑emptive “flying column” strikes into the northern United States to buy time for I...
U.S. reporting and government releases show cartels currently move methamphetamine and fentanyl into the United States using a wide mix of routes — ports of entry (passenger vehicles, commercial cargo...
Recent reporting indicates ’s latest round of closures disproportionately hits lower-income, low-density (rural) communities—with an especially large share of shuttered locations concentrated in the —...
Ice storms—defined by the National Weather Service as freezing‑rain events that leave at least 0.25 inches of ice—most commonly strike the Northeastern and Midwestern United States, but significant ev...
The Electoral College can change who wins the presidency by translating nationwide votes into state-by-state electoral votes, enabling outcomes where the and concentrating power in a subset of states ...
Available reporting does not provide a single authoritative nationwide tally of how many U.S. citizens were arrested in 2025; investigative pieces and news organizations have compiled counts from cour...
The strongest patterns in 2024–2025 show concentrated in the U.S. Southeast — especially , and — supplemented by small pockets and episodic rallies in other regions such as the and , while national-le...
Population flows since 2020—accelerated by remote work, housing costs and the pandemic—have moved many residents from dense, traditionally Democratic metros toward Sun Belt and suburban destinations, ...
A persistent La Niña is expected to influence U.S. winter 2025–26 by favoring a warmer southern tier and cooler, snowier northern areas while an unusually early and strong polar vortex disruption — a ...
Over the last five years U.S. law enforcement seizures of fentanyl have risen dramatically in volume and shifted in form and geography: pill seizures and pill-making domestically have surged while tot...
experiences intersect through centuries of shared labor, intermarriage, enslavement, resistance, and legal marginalization, producing complex and contested histories . Scholarship and cultural work ov...
Charlie Kirk's conservatism was forged in a mix of suburban Midwest upbringing, early religious formation, youth civic organizations and targeted encounters with conservative activists and media that ...
German immigrants in the 1890s generally pursued U.S. citizenship through a legal process that required a public declaration of intent followed by a petition for naturalization after a statutory resid...
No — the available indicators and expert surveys do not support the claim that California is the single most corrupt state in the U.S.; different measures point to different places (D.C., parts of the...
Somali immigrants in major U.S. cities show a mixed socioeconomic picture: sizable concentrations (largest in Minnesota) with strong naturalization and citizenship rates coexist with persistent povert...