North American Community Hub Statistics
Hazel eyes are often described as captivating and mysterious, and statistically, they are also rare. Globally, only around 5% of people have hazel eyes, making them significantly less common than brown and blue eyes, but more prevalent than green or gray. In contrast, brown eyes dominate the global population, with estimates suggesting they are present … Read more
For nearly two thousand years, the average height of men in Europe remained remarkably stable. According to skeletal remains analyzed by Richard Steckel, male height hovered around 170 centimeters from the Roman era through the Middle Ages and into the early modern period and today, and female height around 160 centimeters. This consistency suggests that … Read more
Booking platforms like Tripadvisor, Booking.com, and Airbnb have released real data showing where travelers are reserving flights, hotels, and vacation rentals most in the U.S. – and the patterns are clear. Smaller cities are outperforming big metros in year-over-year booking increases, nature-focused travel is dominating urban tourism, and events like the NFL Draft and Mardi … Read more
In parts of the United States, borrowers face crippling interest charges that make even basic credit access a costly gamble. From payday loans with triple-digit APRs to car title loans that trap users in endless debt cycles, state-level regulation—or the lack thereof—plays a major role in just how much interest borrowers pay. According to the … Read more
Can intelligence be trained like a muscle? A growing number of Americans seem to think so – and science is starting to take their side. In the United States, where the average IQ score sits around 98 according to the most recent data from the National Center for Education Statistics, the idea of boosting one’s … Read more
The traditional American life script—graduate, marry, buy a home, start a family—is rapidly losing its grip. Young adults are delaying or foregoing these milestones, triggering a seismic shift in U.S. housing dynamics. From Baby Boom to Baby Bust Baby bust or baby boom in the US? During the slow increase in the completed fertility rate, … Read more
For decades, the southern stretch of the U.S. known as the Sunbelt attracted millions seeking warmer climates, lower taxes, and more affordable housing. From Florida to Texas, the South saw a surge in newcomers, especially during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, when remote work enabled people to relocate freely. But that story is changing. … Read more
PTSD treatments in America are working for many people in 2025, but full recovery remains complex. Trauma-focused therapies like CBT and EMDR show 85% response rates with around 40% full remission, while advanced therapies such as vagus nerve stimulation and AI-enhanced neurofeedback are pushing remission rates even further in some trials. Medications and combined therapies … Read more
Every year, over 1 billion medical encounters globally generate 2.3 zettabytes of health data—enough to fill 4.6 billion laptops. From a blood pressure check at your GP to a lab test ordered for cholesterol, every piece of your health data joins this vast pool. But what happens to it once collected in large health surveys? … Read more
Elon Musk owns six companies in 2025—Tesla, SpaceX, X, Neuralink, The Boring Company, and xAI—collectively valued at over $1.6 trillion. These companies shape electric vehicles, space travel, AI, social media, tunneling, and neurotech, demonstrating Musk’s grip on industries central to the future. Backed by over $19 billion in federal contracts and billions in private capital, … Read more
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