Research The unofficial state dishes in the US most fiercely defended by locals by Trevor Mahoney August 20, 2026 Ask any American what they think the best dish is, and you’ll likely get an emphatic response about some local... by Trevor Mahoney August 20, 2026 162 views FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Research The DNA discovery boom: How at-home tests are rewriting American family trees by Trevor Mahoney August 20, 2026 Ten years ago, finding out you had a half-sibling two states over took something dramatic, like a deathbed confession or... by Trevor Mahoney August 20, 2026 128 views FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Research The states where people have lived in the same house the longest, and the ones where people are on the move by Trevor Mahoney August 13, 2026 In 2024, just 11.2% of U.S. households relocated, the lowest mobility rate since the Census Bureau began tracking the measure... by Trevor Mahoney August 13, 2026 240 views FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Research The states reporting the most (and fewest) scams in 2026 by Trevor Mahoney August 13, 2026 In 2024, the Federal Trade Commission put together a comprehensive Consumer Sentinel Network aggregation of reported incidents, and it revealed... by Trevor Mahoney August 13, 2026 121 views FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Research 9 ways to find a long-lost family member (and what to do when you actually find them) by Trevor Mahoney July 7, 2026 If you’re ready to get started on your search for a long-lost connection, Spokeo has put together a list of... by Trevor Mahoney July 7, 2026 967 views FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Research Lost touch? Here are 5 ways Americans are successfully reconnecting with old friends, classmates, and co-workers by Trevor Mahoney June 16, 2026 Many people at one point or another have lost touch with once-close friends, a phenomenon only exacerbated by the COVID-19... by Trevor Mahoney June 16, 2026 619 views FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
