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These US Islands Are Perfect for Retirement

Consider island living for retirement to enhance life experiences and enjoy adventure during your golden years.

Chat with your data: How 4 genAI tools stack up

AI tools vary in effectiveness for retrieving specific information from social media and structured data sources.

Claude and NotebookLM performed better in targeted searches than ChatGPT and Perplexity.

Challenges of navigating extensive datasets highlight real-world applications in demographic research.

Why Are There So Many Empty Bedrooms in U.S. Households?

The average American household is shrinking, resulting in a record number of unoccupied bedrooms in 2023.

These Are the U.S. States With the Most Muslims

The U.S. has a rapidly growing Muslim population of nearly 4 million with diverse backgrounds, contributing to various sectors including government.

Where Are People Working Remotely?

Remote work remains significant post-pandemic, with 22.5 million Americans working primarily from home in 2023, about 13.8% of the workforce.

Salt Lake City is a remote work hotspot

Salt Lake City has the highest percentage of remote workers in the U.S. at 18.5%, reflecting significant changes in work culture.,

Where Are People Working Remotely?

Remote work remains significant post-pandemic, with 22.5 million Americans working primarily from home in 2023, about 13.8% of the workforce.

Salt Lake City is a remote work hotspot

Salt Lake City has the highest percentage of remote workers in the U.S. at 18.5%, reflecting significant changes in work culture.,

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Immigrants Are Flocking to These Areas in a Crucial Swing State

Immigration is a critical issue for 61% of voters in the upcoming 2024 presidential election.

Take This Test to See If You're Rich, Poor, or Middle-Class for Your State

The American middle class has shrunk from 61% in 1971 to 50% due to globalization and technological advances.

Afro-Latinos fear being erased from next United States census

The government has been miscalculating the number of Afro-Latinos in the US due to misclassification on the Census form.

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