Does the difference between the age of a country's people and its leader matter?
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Could You Be a Failure? Fail Chart and Other Charts
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The 111th Congress, which convened in 2009, is among the oldest in U.S. history. The average age of members of Congress has risen steadily since 1981, with just a slight hiccup in the early 1990s; the rise is likely the result of a high incumbency rate, the aging of the U.S. population, and the first-time elections of older candidates. Roll over the charts below to learn more.
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Rate your apocalypse.
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Everyone has an opinion on something, whether it has to do with their. Here's a look at Americans and their opinions on different aspects of the USA.
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It seems that drivers in the U.S. are getting younger and younger as each day passes, and that's because they are! Here's a look at the age requirements for a license per state.
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We've got a very interesting infographic from hothardware.com detailing many little-known facts about the mobile app market, how the apps are being used, how quickly the market is expanding and how the competitors stack up. You learn something new every day, as they say.