A new report from Trulia counts down the 10 U.S. cities losing Millennials because of impossible-to-afford rents and home prices. While young people and college graduates have been flooding into urban settings like Austin, New York City, Los Angeles, and…
At the end of April, a number of popular blogs posted a link to a disturbing workplace safety video from the 1990s. Most workplace safety videos are cheesy and dull, more likely to induce yawns or eyerolls than anything else.…
If you are one of the 90% of Americans who regularly eats ice cream, then you most likely are familiar with the ice cream brand Ben and Jerry’s.Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, co-founders of Ben and Jerry’s, were two of…
Craft farmers, small batch, sustainability: these are the taglines for the world’s first major ad campaign for a cannabis brand.Flow Kana, a San Francisco based brand that only sources sustainability grown, small batch boutique marijuana strands from independent farmers is…
In last night’s Democratic debate, the candidates inevitably clashed over something. This time, it was over one particularly hot topic: gun control. Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, when prompted to speak about her previous insinuation that guns from Vermont are responsible…
The population in South Florida exceeded six million for the first time in history, according to a recent report. The region is now the eighth most populous area in the United States, and it seems like it is increasing at…
In a recent OSHA document, the first to come out after a federal law required employers to report severe work-related injuries, has found a disturbing trend of “numerous reports of fingertip amputations among workers using food slicers.” The first year…
The Obama administration will be implementing a new rule surrounding silica in order to potentially prevent 600 deaths in the United States each year. Crystalline silica is a dust, 100 times smaller than a grain of sand, that comes from…
The average family of four may use up to 400 gallons of water a day, have an average of two cars, and make an average of $63,000 a year — and the woman of that family is more likely to…
Signed into law six years ago on March 23, 2010, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has been criticized, scrutinized, and ridiculed, but it’s also loved, cheered, and adored since the beginning. For the first time in American history,…