- From Dollar Tree to Walgreens to Target, store aisles are filled with unpacked boxes and bins. It's a sign of deeper staffing problems.
- Literacy rates are tumbling as kids' attention spans dwindle. Families are scraping together funds to move schools or get tutors, driving a societal divide.
- Here are four famous people that might need to find a new day job in the new year.
- You've got a couple of animated classics and an epic historical drama to pick from.
- You might want to keep an eye out for these vehicles if you want to avoid drunk drivers.
- Fear is the mind killer, Coop.
- If you withhold the emotional reaction they crave, you can disarm them completely.
- As it turns out, buying cheap stuff is actually quite expensive, and not only in the long term.
- Including a guy who has invented a wife to hate.
- We'll give you a hint... they're from a childhood classic you've probably seen a hundred times.
- To summarize the comments, they're basically a combination of "haha" and "ha ha ha."
- It's not a bird, and it's definitely not a plane... the new "Superman" trailer is here, and the movie drops on July 11, 2025.
- The average job tenure for US workers has fallen 15 percent in the last decade.
- "Hot Ones" became one of the most popular and spiciest shows on the internet, but is it really what it claims to be?
- There's not a single state where a family of four can live on on less than $82,000 a year.
- Of the 20 counties with the lowest share of insured residents, 19 belong to one state in particular.
- Directed by Gunn, the film stars David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan, Nicholas Hoult, Skyler Gisondo, Wendell Pierce, Alan Tudyk and others, and releases on July 11, 2025.
- Built in the late '70s, this skyscraper is a reminder of the optimism we used to hold for building potential.
- Digg staffers both past and present come together to share their favorite pieces of media from this ridiculous year.
- New Jersey ranked first among the top states for high graduate salaries.
- Standards have changed, and what you were told in high school is probably wrong.
- One particularly morbid article proved a lot more popular than any other this year.
- The unemployment rate for recent graduates is the highest it's been in two years.
- This visualization breaks down the fortunes of the richest people in the US.
- Nobody reads through all of those end-of-year TV lists, right? Wrong! We read 'em, and we've already run the numbers to find the ten best shows of the year.
- UnitedHealth Group had the largest market share of any US health insurer in 2023.
- In under three minutes, this mathematical physics expert concisely lays out why quantum computers are so much faster than traditional computers at certain kinds of tasks.
- From life expectancy to the weather, here's how each US state ranks for happiness.
- The top-ranking state welcomed 313,560 new residents from outside of the US.
- Digg staffers both past and present come together to share their favorite pieces of media from this ridiculous year.