Everything about the United States of America (USA) including its population, economy, states, counties, and actionable statistics.
Asian owned the highest number of businesses in the United States among other minority groups. Out of 5,775,258 U.S. firms in all sectors as of 2020, Asian-owned businesses were 612, 194, followed by Hispanic-owned businesses, having 375, 256 firms, says the report from the US Census Bureau says. Specifically, the report covers business ownership by the … Read more
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has at least 22 agencies under it. They assist in implementing USDA polices for the US to meet its goals. USDA is one of the major federal executive department responsible for developing and executing federal policies related to farming, agriculture, forestry, and food. And in order of succession, the Secretary of … Read more
The core responsibilities of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) include providing effective leadership on food, agriculture, and natural resources and developing and promoting policies on agricultural trade and production among others. USDA is one of the 15 federal executive departments that assist the government of the U.S. to implement agricultural and nutritional policies that directly affect the US citizens. … Read more
About the US Army The United States Army is one of the most prestigious military organizations in the world with 470,519 workforce as of October 2022, according to the occupational outlook handbook of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The US Army is highly respected for its professionalism, discipline, and dedication to service in defending the United … Read more
There are 15 federal executive departments in the U.S. government, each of which is headed by a cabinet-level official. The federal executive departments in the United States are similar to federal ministries in many countries around the world. In this article, we’ll discuss the nature of governance in the U.S. comprising the three branches of … Read more
With less than a million population, the District of Columbia is the highest percentage of educated graduates with at least first degree in the U.S, thanks to the government for making education a fundamental human right. The District of Columbia is followed by Massachusetts, Colorado, Vermont, New Jersey as the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th … Read more
The United States is the largest producer of crude oil accounting for 14.5% of world crude oil production in 2021, according to the U.S Energy Information Administration (EIA). From 1950 to 2022, U.S. crude oil production averaged 7643.54 barrels per day per thousand barrels, with a peak of 12860.00 in November 2019 and a trough … Read more
The US presidential system is unique in several ways – from how the cabinet is formed to the name ‘ministers’ are called, and how it is different from a parliamentary system. For instance, while many countries around the world refer to a member of the cabinet as a “Minister”, the US adopts “Secretary”. While “Ministries” … Read more
Today’s national average gas price in the United States is $3.403 per gallon, 0.143 cheaper than last week and fair than what it used to be last month when the price was $3.797. Note: This article is updated weekly As the holiday season closes by, a lot of Americans who would love to travel and drive … Read more
In October 2022 while the cost of gas was almost $7 in Los Angeles and some cities in California, President Joe Biden sparked reactions through his controversial statement. The President was trying to defend why gas is expensive in California, so, he said it has always been the case in LA. “Well, that’s always been … Read more
