Smoking, drinking, drugs: Reagan’s D.A.R.E. program warned us about those vices. But what other things do we keep doing that are actively hurting us? Here’s what internet users say are the worst habits they know. Chronic stress “I’ve done all sorts of unhealthy things throughout my life—smoking, alcohol, drugs, sitting
TikTok restaurant reviewer Keith Lee had such a tumultuous week in Atlanta that even CNN featured the trip as front-page news. If you’re not familiar with Keith, he anonymously orders food from restaurants, often from his home town Las Vegas. He tastes the food on video, usually in his car
Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act is putting money in seniors’ pockets quicker than expected. A federal judge has already sided with the plan, agreeing that the government can negotiate prices for Americans. It looks like Medicare’s drug insurers see the writing on the wall—they’ll cut prices on 13 drugs beginning in
Have you ever succumbed to an overpriced souvenir stand? Who doesn’t love to collect the odd postcard, fridge magnet, or trinket to remind them of their travels? No matter where you go, there are tchotchkes that only tourists buy. Here’s what locals say are as tacky as they come: Ireland
Choosing the right place to live can profoundly impact your quality of life. It’s not just about the scenery, the culture, or the people. Your environment can affect everything from your mental health to your career progression. But with 195 countries in the world, how do you find the perfect
There are plenty of excellent reasons to move abroad. If you’re not happy with developments in the U.S., it’s a great way to vote with your feet and take your valuable skills and financial assets elsewhere. Emigrating can broaden your mind and introduce you to new cultures. You can find
Looking to leave the US behind and find gay-friendly cities abroad? Whether it’s sunny beaches in Latin America or cooler climates in the Nordic countries calling your name, Expatsi’s got you covered. Here’s our list of the 10 best cities for gay men. 1) Madrid, Spain Madrid shares this inclusive
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has made their predictions for the job roles that will see the most growth over the next 10 years. If you’re in college, heading to college, or thinking of a career change, consider these industries that will help you be in demand with future
Each week, we talk to thousands of American women who are considering moving abroad. Over and over again, these women say they don’t feel safe in the United States. Whether their reasons for feeling unsafe have to do with bodily autonomy, the rise in violent rhetoric from men’s groups, or
Americans who want to retire abroad often cite the high cost of medicine as a driving factor. In many other countries, prescriptions are available for free or at a low, subsidized cost to residents. These prices are thanks to governments using their collective buying power to drive down the costs
“If you could live anywhere (no regulations, infinite money), where would you live?” This question launched a recent online discussion. Here’s where users would live if they didn’t have to worry about being able to afford it or qualify for complicated visas. Let us know your choice in the comments.
“Can I live in Costa Rica on a budget?” We hear this question regularly from future expats deciding on where to move abroad. One of the gems of Latin America, Costa Rica’s cost of living weighs heavily on people’s minds. Americans have been moving to Costa Rica for years, after
The U.S. leads the world in several key economic areas but not for the reasons we’d like. For example, we spend about 20% of gross domestic product (GDP) on healthcare—more than any other country in the world—but lack universal healthcare. This makes America the leader in another unfortunate category: bankruptcy
Have you ever wondered where all those colors of the year come from? Who decides, and how do they come up with them? The concept was originated by Pantone, the undisputed king of color and creators of the Pantone Matching System. When you work in industries like advertising or printing,
If there’s one thing we can learn from recent event, it’s this: religious violence has no place in society. It destroys lives and communities, drives political decisions, and slows social progress. Our global community deserves better. You may be looking for where you can be safe from such violence. Consider
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is an intergovernmental economic organization with 38 member countries, including the United States. The OECD was founded in 1961 to boost economic progress and world trade. It’s a forum where governments can compare policy experiences, seek answers to common problems, identify good
We’re back with another quiz to prove Americans aren’t as disastrous at geography as everyone says. This time, we’ll see how many world capitals you know. We’ll make it a bit easy by showing you the capitals to see if you can name the country, instead of the other way
According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), drug overdose deaths increased 14% from 2020 to 2021. They increased again in 2022, with more than 109,000 drug deaths. A recent National Vital Statistics Report outlined one of the best predictors of overdose deaths: your job. Here are
Do expats pay taxes abroad? The U.S. has tax treaties with lots of foreign countries. These treaties can lower or eliminate the taxes that people from other countries owe to the U.S. on certain types of income. The specific rates and exemptions vary depending on the country and the type
There are plenty of excellent reasons to move abroad. If you’re not happy with developments in the U.S., it’s a great way to vote with your feet and take your valuable skills and financial assets elsewhere. Emigrating can broaden your mind and introduce you to new cultures. You can find
