Jeff Couch Food Images // Shutterstock Few holidays show up in Instacart orders quite like the Fourth of July. Fire up the grill, open that bag of chips, and pack the cooler because Independence Day is summer at its peak, filled with plenty of food and festive traditions. Instacart looked at what Americans in
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XanderSt // Shutterstock Stacker compiled a list of the most Shazamed songs in El Paso. Data is as of August 06, 2026. Keep reading to see which of your favorite songs made the list. #25. Me Fui Sin Hacer Ruido– Artist: LINZAE LIR R #24. Die On This Hill– Artist: SIENNA SPIRO– Popularity in
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Andrzej Kubik // Shutterstock In 2022, the continental United States experienced its third hottest July since 1895, according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, while 20 states saw one of their 10 hottest days in the same month. The year prior, July marked the hottest month on record worldwide. Climate change
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Daniel Avram // Shutterstock Stacker compiled statistics on gas prices in Texas using data from AAA. Gas prices are as of October 23. Texas by the numbers– Gas current price: $3.75– Week change: -$0.07 (-1.8%)– Year change: +$1.13 (+43.2%)– Historical expensive gas price: $4.69 (6/15/22) – Diesel current price: $5.75– Week change: -$0.05 (-0.8%)–
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pan demin // Shutterstock Stacker compiled statistics on gas prices in El Paso, TX metro area using data from AAA. Gas prices are current as of October 19. El Paso by the numbers– Gas current price: $4.24— Texas average: $3.78– Week change: -$0.11 (-2.5%)– Year change: +$1.52 (+55.9%)– Historical expensive gas price: $4.90 (6/22/22)
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PeopleImages.com – Yuri A // Shutterstock When pilot Kenneth Arnold took off from Chehalis, Washington, in his single-engine airplane one afternoon in June 1947, he was looking for a lost military aircraft that had crashed. But what he found was something completely different—something that would set off a cultural obsession in the U.S. that
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alisalipa // Shutterstock Stacker compiled a ranking of the coldest Julys in Texas since 1895 using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information. Rankings are based on the lowest average temperature in each month. For each of the coldest months listed below, we’ve included the average state temperature, state-wide highs and lows for
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Pharmacies have spent the better part of a decade absorbing pressure that other industries felt only briefly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the people inside each pharmacy responsible for ordering medications and tracking inventory have felt it most. Their daily work of finding the right drug at the right cost has gotten harder as
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Car shows are one of the highlights of the summer season and the warm weather that comes with it, allowing enthusiasts to showcase their labor of love to fellow gearheads. While auto shows should be enjoyed by attendees of all ages, demographics, and walks of life, there are certain unspoken rules of etiquette every
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Maine Democrats have plenty of questions about who will replace Senate nominee Graham Platner on the ballot. But one thing is clear — his successor will start from a severe financial disadvantage, OpenSecrets reports. Platner’s withdrawal amid a sexual assault allegation has triggered a scramble over who will replace him and exposed a deeper
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Mental health in underserved communities refers to the unique needs, stressors, and barriers to care faced by diverse communities. Access to mental health support is an ongoing nationwide issue. But it disproportionately impacts underserved groups. Factors like cultural stigma, systemic racism, and a lack of awareness have negatively affected mental health in these communities
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For years, smartwatches have helped us monitor our health. From tracking how many steps we take each day to measuring our heart rate, our watches have helped us stay healthy. More recently, many smartwatches can measure our blood pressure, letting the user take a reading as and when they need to. But now, thanks
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Isotretinoin, formerly known by its brand name Accutane, has long had a reputation for intense side effects. What many patients do not know is that there’s now a gentler path to the same result. Routines, such as cleansers, serums, retinoids, and antibiotics, can help patients manage acne. However, acne is a biological problem, driven
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The early postpartum period—often called the fourth trimester—is a time of major transition. While you’re getting to know your baby and settling into a new rhythm, your body is also doing significant work behind-the-scenes. You’re healing from pregnancy and birth. Your hormones are shifting quickly. If you’re breastfeeding, your body is producing milk day
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Confidence for young guys today is less about showing off and more about feeling comfortable being yourself. Sometimes, all it takes is the right mindset, a fresh scent and less overthinking. In this article, AXE, the deodorant brand for guys, asks Ben “Benny” Hart to unpack the confidence habits that work in real life..
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On a blazing hot day in South Africa, female southern pied babblers can’t think straight. The medium-sized black-and-white birds are trying to get at tasty mealworms behind a see-through barrier. On cooler days, the birds can quickly figure out that all they have to do is go around the small wall of plastic. But
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When construction and trades professionals are asked which single trade the skills shortage will hit hardest, they don’t name electricians or plumbers first. They name the carpenters and woodworkers, and the consequence they point to most isn’t a blown budget or a slipped schedule. It’s a decline in the quality of the work itself.
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Just in time for National Ice Cream Day on July 19, Instacart dug into a year of ice cream orders to find the flavors and brands filling America’s carts, along with the delightfully regional tastes that make every state unique. Ice cream occupies a rare sweet spot in the grocery aisle: It’s nearly universal
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Solar energy just provided more electricity in the United States than coal for the first time on record — marking a milestone for the rise of renewables in America. While gas and nuclear plants still lead the country’s energy mix, solar contributed 12.8% of the nation’s electricity in May, according to an analysis of
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Buying a television used to be relatively straightforward: Pick a screen size that fits the room, compare picture quality in the store, and choose a model that matched your budget. That’s no longer the case. In this article, electronics and technology company TCL breaks down which TV features matter most for streaming sports at
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To our human eyes, a mouse’s furred face doesn’t betray much emotion. But if you watch the body language of a mouse who’s reunited with one of her sisters after five days in a cage alone, you might suspect you know what she’s feeling. The formerly isolated mouse chatters in squeaks too high for
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Even with insurance, out-of-pocket costs for prescription medications can be surprisingly high. GoodRx research found that more than half of Americans have trouble paying for prescription medications, and nearly a third aren’t filling their prescriptions due to high costs. So how can you get help paying for your medications? Talking to your prescriber about
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Hastily booking travel plans means taking less time to be vigilant, and scammers count on that trade-off every summer. Data from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) shows that there were 14,263 vacation and travel fraud reports filed between July and September of 2025. Losses peaked during this third quarter, reaching an estimated $40 million and
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Backyard grilling remains one of America’s most cherished culinary traditions. But while the rituals of outdoor cooking haven’t changed much, the flavors Americans are bringing to the grill are evolving. A new YouGov survey conducted on behalf of Kikkoman Sales USA, Inc., soy sauce manufacturer and creator of bottled teriyaki, reveals that while consumers
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With increasing reliance on interconnected systems, cloud services, and technologies like AI, organizations are operating in environments where trust must be continually validated. According to the most recent Vanta State of Trust Report, 77% of organizations say their stakeholders demand verified proof of compliance. This increase in regulatory scrutiny puts mounting pressure on operational
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The Trump Accounts, which are designed to save for American children’s futures, can be a good start. But what if your family isn’t eligible for it, or you can’t get the $1,000 deposit that jumpstarts it? Luckily, there are options you can use either alongside or in lieu of the program if your family
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Live in a hurricane zone? The good news is that the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season (which spans June 1 to November 30) is anticipated to be milder than usual. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts a 55% chance of below-normal activity, a 35% chance for a near-normal year, and a 70% probability
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There’s a claim file on your table that’s from a policyholder in Tampa. They did everything right. They boarded their windows, packed what they could carry, and evacuated before the storm made landfall, as the alerts asked them to. They remained safe, and their house managed to make it, too. Their car, still carrying
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Sometimes your therapist asks you a question that stops you in your tracks and completely shifts your perspective. Imagine your therapist asks you to picture your current situation as if it were a movie scene. Then comes the breakthrough question: “What do you wish you could tell these characters?” That single prompt creates just
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Courts have upheld roadside plate readers for one reason: They stay put. But a plan to put them on school buses is testing that reason, BusesForSale reports. Depending on your location, your Instagram feed shows that more city councils are voting to pull their license plate cameras off the poles. Coralville, Iowa, pulled its
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