Douglas A. McIntyre, Author for 24/7 Tempo

More Have Died from COVID-19 Than From Murder

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Just over 16,200 people were murdered in the United States for all of 2018, the latest year for which data […]

American Doctors Will Go Out of Business by the Thousands

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An acute shortage of doctors due to financial issues is about to begin in America and will get worse as the pandemic persists.

Record Number of Americans Will Travel for the Holiday, Causing Massive Gridlock

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Americans will travel at record levels this year. Over 115 million people will go somewhere via planes, trains, buses and automobiles between December 21 and January 1.

These Are the Sponsors of the NFL’s 100th Anniversary

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The 100th season of the National Football League occurs this year, with celebrations across the weekly games, through the playoffs […]

Are $15 Airline Tickets the New Normal?

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An airline has begun to offer tickets for $15 on some routes. Other carriers may have to match that if they want to avoid a sharp drop in passengers.

Dogs Are Dying in Water Across America – and Here’s Why

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The State of New Jersey recently warned people not to swim in Lake Hopatcong, the state’s largest lake. In fact, […]

This Is Why Apple Will Lose the Streaming War

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Apple is about to announce its own streaming service. But Apple is the last one to the party, which is already full to overflowing.

This Is What Can Happen If You Swim in Toxic Lake Water

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People who come into contact with toxic lake water, either by accident or poor judgment, can face extremely severe health consequences.

Americans Want the Minimum Age to Buy Tobacco Raised

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In many states, people under 21 years old can buy tobacco products. Most Americans don't approve of this and want the age barrier to be above 21. This could drive legislation to increase the age limit.

New Study: Drop in Heart Disease and Stroke Deaths Is Over

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One primary reason that longevity in the United States has grown for decades is more effective treatments for cardiovascular disease. The period of progress may have ended though, according to a new study.

The Fast and the Furious Franchise Already Worth $1.5 Billion

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“Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw” will be the ninth installment in one of the most successful franchises in […]

What’s the Difference Between Well Water and City Water?

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According to the EPA, 13 million households rely on water from their own wells. The agency does not regulate this source of water.

Why Does The Olympic Logo Have Five Rings?

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[cnxvideo id=”674421″ placement=”ros”]The Olympic Games are one year away. Japan will be the host, and events will run from July […]

Doctors Are Most Likely to Misdiagnose These 3 Conditions

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"Inaccurate or delayed diagnoses are the most catastrophic and costly of medical errors and will affect most of us in our lifetimes." So says the Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine.

A Major Heat Wave Will Take Over Most of US This Weekend — This Is How to Protect Yourself

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A major heat wave will hit two-thirds of the United States this weekend and may come with potentially very serious consequences, including heat stroke and heat exhaustion.

Study: Life Expectancy Varies by Neighborhood — and the Gap Is Huge

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A recent report shows that in some American cities, the lifespan can be nearly 30 years longer in one neighborhood than in another.

People in This State Eat More Hot Dogs and Hamburgers Than Anywhere Else

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Among the most popular foods Americans eat in the summers are hot dogs and hamburgers, but the rate at which people consume these varies significantly from state to state.

You Soon May Be Watching Ads on Netflix, Whether You Like It or Not

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Imagine watching "Designated Survivor," "Ozark" or "Bird Box" on Netflix interrupted by car and deodorant ads. After years in which Netflix subscribers saw uninterrupted movies and TV shows, those days could be gone in a flash.

Domestic Flights Expected to Boom Over the Next 20 Years, but Mostly in One Country

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In most developed nations, airports are stacked with airplanes that carry hundreds of millions of people each year. Growth in […]

How Hard Is It to Sink an (Almost) Unsinkable Aircraft Carrier?

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The Trump Administration has just sent another 1,000 soldiers to the Middle East because of worsening tensions with Iran. Part […]

The World’s Least Peaceful Country Is in Central Asia, US Is Toward the Bottom

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War-torn, impoverished and politically unstable, the least peaceful nation in the world can be found in Central Asia, according to a well-respected global study of how people feel about their own countries.

Did You Know the Trick to Charging Your Phone Faster?

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Smartphone batteries have one nagging problem. When they run down, it can take three hours to recharge them. However, there is a way to decrease the time on a charger.

A House That Was Built Years Before the US Even Existed Is Now For Sale

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A house for sale in Medina, Ohio, is not an ordinary home. It was built in Massachusetts decades before the United States was founded and moved to its present location in the 1970s.

The Team No One Thinks Can Win the Super Bowl This Season

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Every year, all the NFL teams are supposed to start out on close to equal footing, at least in terms of talent. Many people believe the success of the New England Patriots and a handful of other teams would say otherwise.

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