How often do you see a doctor?

Does the US have any "constituent countries"?

What should I know before starting this game?

Today is 5 years since the U.S. declared public health emergency over COVID-19, what are your thoughts on the pandemic in retrospect?

Stand United! I made this from a WW2 poster

For Sh@ts and Giggles

The baby gap: why governments can’t pay their way to higher birth rates. Governments offer a catalogue of creative incentives for childbearing — yet fertility rates just keep dropping

CMV: there’s nothing wrong with deporting illegal immigrants… I think

Trump signed executive order to build migrant detention camp in Guantanamo Bay

Why isn’t trans identity framed as a two-way street:where trans people live as they choose, but others are also free to believe or not believe in it without pressure? If identity is personal, shouldn’t people be free to accept or reject it without being forced to affirm something they don’t believe?

What is your perfect version of America?

I got fired for standing up for myself.

Net worth of millennials has quadrupled: Why some call it 'phantom wealth'

Does anyone else feel bad for killing the other competitors in The Most Sensational Game?

Supervisor told us to stop posting on Reddit

What is the most overrated landmark in the world in your opinion?

You need the ham for what, now?

What games do you enjoy for being a comedic take on USA culture?

What is the "dream job" of American relatives (not of individuals, but of families)?

People who give job interviews, what are some subtle red flags that say "this person won't be a good hire"?

Kentucky’s Mountaintop Mines Get Turned Into Neighborhoods (NYT Gift article)

Will this start be lexingtons start to a multi-use construction and economic boom like nashville, louisville and columbus are going through. Construction is to begin this summer on a $450 million mixed-used development on the High Street parking lot across from Rupp Arena

What's kept you playing fallout 76 all this time

Ohio SB1 goes beyond just banning faculty strikes, it negatively affects police officers and firefighters too

so i just learned that WV had the highest death rate per 100,000 in the whole USA. does anyone have an idea as to why this might be?