Kenneth K. Smith
Education is a crucial aspect of a child’s development and a key factor for many families when choosing where to live. In 2023, the landscape of public education in the United States continues to evolve, with various cities and districts standing out for their exceptional public schools. This article delves into the places with the … Read more
In the ever-evolving landscape of the American real estate market, the year 2024 presents new and exciting opportunities for prospective homeowners. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a family looking for a change of scenery, or an investor seeking profitable ventures, understanding the best places to buy a house in America is crucial. This article delves … Read more
New York City, renowned for its vibrant culture and rich history, has added another feather to its cap by being named America’s top baseball city. This prestigious recognition comes after an extensive comparison of 334 U.S. cities by WalletHub, a financial advisory website. The cities were evaluated based on 31 key metrics encompassing the realm … Read more
In an unexpected twist for holiday movie enthusiasts, research based on IMDb and Google Trends reveals that the 2008 film “Four Christmases” tops the popularity charts in New York State. This film, starring Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon, delves into the comedic struggles of a couple forced to attend four different family Christmas celebrations in … Read more
The ranking of the top 20 worst places to live in New York by Money Inc. in 2023, as reported by 1045theteam.com, reveals a diverse array of challenges and concerns across different cities and towns in the state. Each location, while facing certain issues, also possesses unique characteristics and attractions that contribute to its identity. … Read more
In the dynamic and constantly evolving world of American football, particularly in the National Football League (NFL), certain players often capture the public’s imagination more than others. This phenomenon was notably evident in 2023, when two New York-based NFL players emerged as the most searched individuals in the league on Google, highlighting their immense popularity … Read more
In only a few years, some Californians may have to flush down their toilets to access a future source of drinking water, provided that the much-anticipated “toilet-to-tap” laws are approved next week. Tuesday’s groundbreaking proposal to expedite “direct potable reuse” (DPR), which allows treated wastewater to be released directly into a public water system or … Read more
Hepatitis C virus can be cured. Hepatitis B can be managed. Given that both are avoidable, why are the rates of it so high in one U.S. state? Were you aware that Hawaii has a greater mortality rate from liver cancer than the contiguous United States as a result of hepatitis B and C? According … Read more
While parked in downtown Wilmington, Delaware, on Sunday night, an SUV that was a member of President Biden’s convoy was struck by a car. Fortunately, neither the First Lady nor the President were hurt. At Wilmington, the campaign headquarters, the president and first lady held a reception with campaign staff. Soon after 8 p.m., the … Read more
In an unplanned visit to Kuwait on Sunday, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin expressed American sympathies for the death of the emir of that nation, Sheikh Nawaf Al Ahmad Al Sabah, who passed away on Saturday. Austin left this past weekend on a planned trip to Bahrain, Qatar, and Israel. President Biden declared on Saturday … Read more