2024 Will Likely Be the Hottest Year on Record: What Homeowners Should Know
Climate change continues to wreak havoc on homeowners, from storm damage to rising insurance... Read More
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Post-Pandemic, the US Is Facing a Shortage of Mental Health Care Providers
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, more Americans are signing up for therapy. Here’s how to make sure you can find — and afford —... Read More
The Arctic Blast is a Great Reminder to Double-Check Your Homeowners Insurance
Understanding the ins and outs of your policy can help you avoid making costly and time consuming insurance... Read More
Alarmingly High Rate of Preterm Births Earns US a D+ From March of Dimes
The U.S. has received a D+ for the past three years, leading the organization to advocate for reduced regulatory barriers around maternal... Read More
Here’s Why 4 Million Americans May Lose Health Insurance Coverage in 2026
Expiring subsidies will end coverage if the Trump administration doesn’t... Read More
Toy Injuries Most Common Among Youngest Americans, but Decreases Provide Optimism
Kids younger than 5 have accounted for 38.0% of toy injuries treated in emergency departments in the past 10 years, but 10-to-14-year-olds... Read More
The Fed is Cutting Rates — But Mortgage Rates are Stubbornly High
With the Federal Reserve’s most recent cut, prospective homeowners hope for declining mortgage... Read More
Holiday Driving Is 13.9% More Dangerous — Here Are the Deadliest States and Cities
11,100 people died in motor vehicle crashes during the Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays from... Read More