Much has changed in the way the US Government communicates with the general public, and as we see the government responding and sharing via social media, are we becoming more likely to reach out and attempt to shape the way they govern us, the people?
Recalls have been in the news all years as Toyota and other manufacturers bring their vehicles back into the shop for various fixes and safety concerns. This comes as the automotive industry is rebounding from the worst financial meltdown in the history of cars.
This infographic that puts the numbers into focus.
Obviously, everyone knows the WWE brand, but it’s the figures behind the bright lights and the fireworks of the wrestling ring that prove to be nothing short of mind-blowing.
Riding doesn't come without its downsides, and unfortunately, the risk of injury is a big one. The infographic below shows the frequency of these injuries, and the likelihood of severity.
Forget the bar scene. 1 in 8 couples married in the United States last year met through some form of social media.
This map shows percentage of women in national parliaments.
So that "Americans will never again pay for Wall Street's mistakes", the US Senate last night approved an overhaul of financial regulations. Passed with 59 votes to 39, the Wall Street reform bill will create new ways to watch for financial risks and make it easier to liquidate large failing firms.
It's estimated that at least 5 million gallons of oil (and now looking like probably much, much more) will have gushed into the Gulf of Mexico as a result of the explosion that occurred April 20 at the Deepwater Horizon station.
Which jobs are most plentiful and where? And which jobs pay the most? If you are looking for a job or choosing a new career direction, as many Americans currently are, the answers to these questions matter. Today Billshrink gives you an in-depth look at employment and unemployment in America sector by sector.
