Author: insighter

In Texas, business is booming. Between December 2022 and December 2023, the Lone Star added 369,600 jobs. According to Texas Economic Development, that’s the highest number of new jobs in the country.  If you’re one of the millions of business owners in the state, you likely need some form of business insurance to protect your buildings, equipment and workers. Whether you’re an independent contractor who works from home or you own a warehouse with 100 employees, the right small business insurance company in Texas will be able to give you the appropriate coverage your company needs: (view our full methodology) …

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There are more lurkers than creators on TikTok, a recent Pew Research Center study has found. The fact tank surveyed 2,745 adult TikTok users in the U.S. and observed the accounts and posting behavior of 869 respondents. SEE ALSO: Is the meet cute dead? TikTok has thoughts. You’re not the only camera-shy user: 52 percent of adults surveyed have never posted on TikTok, and only 40 percent have posted a video publicly. In conclusion, a minority of users make up for the majority of content on the platform. Fitting in with the model of power-users on other platforms, posters engage…

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Renowned for their thick leaves and earthy flavor, collard greens are a culinary staple and a powerhouse of nutrients. They’re one of the first vegetables to pop up in my garden in the spring and I love incorporating them into soups and stir-fries. Here’s more on their health benefits and how you can make this versatile leafy green taste great (so even the kids will eat it!). What Are Collard Greens? Collard greens are one of those “green leafy vegetables” you’re always hearing about. They may also be a vegetable that’s harder to get kids to eat (more on that…

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Its economy is around 1% larger than it was in February 2022. Moscow can still find plenty of buyers for oil, gas and minerals, especially in Asia. But Western officials say this is a marathon, not a sprint, and sanctions can take years to show results.

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  Football is finished and the NBA is coming off of a horrific All-Star break. That only means one thing — it’s the time of the year when the masses start paying attention to college basketball. However, many “fans” will be in for a rude awakening when they realize that the men’s game isn’t that exciting. Grant Hill looks to repeat Team USA’s 2004 “success” Selection Sunday is on March 17 this year, giving Americans less than four weeks to brush up. And while CBS will be unveiling the men’s bracket live on their network, I’d advise folks to pay…

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  Several Federal Reserve policymakers warned Thursday against cutting U.S. interest rates too soon or by too much in the wake of recent data showing inflation stayed unexpectedly high in January. Their comments echoed the minutes from the Fed’s last meeting in January, released Wednesday. The minutes showed that most central bank officials were concerned about the risk that moving too fast to cut rates could allow inflation to rise again after it has declined significantly in the past year. Only “a couple” of policymakers worried about a different risk: that keeping rates too high for too long could slow the economy and potentially…

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What does Black History Month mean for those on the front lines of activism and organising?   From the struggles of the civil rights movement to the present day, African Americans have been pivotal in advocating for justice and equality in the face of systemic racism. Throughout history, they have confronted racial inequality, police brutality and the erasure of Black culture. In celebration of Black History Month, this episode spotlights the work of three Black activists who are shaping their communities through poetry, education and grassroots organising. What challenges do they face, and how are they contributing to the ongoing struggle…

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    The Teamsters Union, one of the largest labor unions in the country, has just made a major donation to the Republican National Committee (RNC) after meeting with Trump. This sends an obvious message about how the union thinks the 2024 election will go. The Teamsters haven’t done this in years. FOX News reports: Teamsters union reports max donation of $45,000 to the RNC after meeting with Trump The International Brotherhood of Teamsters’ political action committee reported a $45,000 donation to the Republican National Committee’s (RNC) convention fund last month in a stark departure from the union’s history of…

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Posted: 2/20/24 | February 20th, 2024 Miami is vibrant city known for its beach culture, party scene, Cuban influence. It’s definitely considered one of the more high energy, fun cities in America. Miami attracts millions of visitors per year. Personally, Miami isn’t my favorite city in the States (though I do love the beaches), but there’s absolutely no denying that there’s a lot of fun to be had here. From beaches to partying to Cuban culture to the nearby Everglades, you can do a lot. (And if you’re looking to splash out, there are tons of luxurious hotels, upscale shopping…

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  Kirk Cousins has carved out a nice career for himself since entering the NFL in 2012. The former fourth-round pick was drafted to the same team as one of the biggest prospects of his class, Robert Griffin III. After Griffin’s hype fizzled out, Cousins took over and even became a Pro Bowl selection for Washington in ’16. He moved on to Minnesota from there and over the past six years as a Viking, Cousins has had his contracts fully guaranteed. But according to recent reports, the Vikings have had enough of Cousins’ fully guaranteed deals. Kirk Cousins’ injury throws…

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What the body does need is fiber, a nutrient found in vegetables, whole grains, and legumes that helps regulate the bowel and lower blood cholesterol and glucose levels. Only about 5 percent of Americans get the recommended amount of daily fiber, which is about 30 grams a day. The enzyme Zya is developing comes from a family called inulosucrases, and is naturally made by a strain of bacteria found in the human microbiome that’s capable of converting sugar to fiber in the gut environment. This enzyme acts on sugar before it can be broken down and absorbed by the body.…

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