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World's Oldest And Youngest Nations Revealed—Where Does Your Country Rank? 1

World’s Oldest And Youngest Nations Revealed—Where Does Your Country Rank?

A recent analysis reveals the world’s oldest and youngest countries by median age, uncovering striking demographic contrasts. Japan tops the list with the oldest population, reflecting its aging society, while Niger boasts the youngest median age, highlighting its youthful demographic. These extremes showcase the diverse age distributions around the globe,

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Top 10 Most Expensive Cities In The U.S. To Raise Kids 1

Top 10 Most Expensive Cities In The U.S. To Raise Kids

Raising a child in America can be incredibly expensive, especially in certain metropolitan areas. A recent analysis reveals which U.S. cities are the priciest for families, highlighting staggering costs in places like San Francisco, New York, and Boston. Factors such as housing, childcare, and education contribute to the high expenses,

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Is Joe Biden's Mental Health Declining Due To Vaccine Injury? 1

Is Joe Biden’s Mental Health Declining Due To Vaccine Injury?

Since the introduction of COVID-19 vaccines, concerns about President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline have intensified. Events like the recent debate underscored his impairment, raising alarm among Democrats and prompting reflections on his health, exacerbated by repeated vaccinations. Throughout my life, I have had the experience of being able to clearly

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Which Countries Are Producing Cocaine And Consuming It 1

Which Countries Are Producing Cocaine And Consuming It

A recent UN report reveals Colombia’s significant increase in coca cultivation, marking it as the world’s top producer of cocaine. Despite efforts to combat drug production, Colombia saw a 13 percent rise in coca crop area in 2022, totaling 230,000 hectares. President Gustavo Petro has proposed shifting drug policy from

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How Long Could You Survive Without Income? 1

How Long Could You Survive Without Income?

A new report by the World Risk Poll 2024, in collaboration with Lloyd’s Register Foundation, reveals startling insights into global economic resilience. Surveying 147,000 people across 142 countries, the poll asked how long individuals could manage basic needs like food and shelter without any income. The findings highlight a stark

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Mapping The World's Refugee Population 1

Mapping The World’s Refugee Population

Over 117 million people worldwide are fleeing from war, persecution, and conflict, marking an eight percent increase from last year and a staggering 31 percent rise compared to 2021. Most of these refugees come from just five countries, as shown by Statista’s Anna Fleck, with Afghanistan leading at 6.40 million

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Elon Musk's Secret Love Child With Neuralink Exec: Shivon Zilis 1

Elon Musk’s Secret Love Child With Neuralink Exec: Shivon Zilis

According to Bloomberg, Elon Musk and Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis quietly welcomed their third child, expanding their family following the birth of undisclosed twins in 2021, amid their involvement in AI ventures. Elon Musk has quietly welcomed a third child with Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis, according to a recent Bloomberg

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How Legalizing Marijuana Turned California Into A War Zone 1

How Legalizing Marijuana Turned California Into A War Zone

Six years after California legalized marijuana, violence continues to escalate, with six men murdered in the Mojave Desert earlier this year and seven killed at an illegal pot operation in Riverside County in 2020. Six years after California legalized marijuana, the bodies keep piling up. Earlier this year, six men

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Inside L.A.'s Controversial $600K Homeless Housing Tower 1

Inside L.A.’s Controversial $600K Homeless Housing Tower

L.A.’s controversial $600K homeless housing tower, the Weingart Tower, boasting 278 units, is set to open as the city’s largest permanent supportive housing project on Skid Row. The high-rise includes amenities like a gym, art and music rooms, and is funded by taxpayers and state housing funds. The 278 homeless

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