Category Archives: Lattice Publishing

As spring unfolds across the United States and Earth Day approaches, interest in locally grown food is picking up once again. Farmers markets and other direct-to-consumer food outlets are not only hal...

After facing its sharpest decline on record in 2020, U.S. travel spending rebounded sharply as pent-up demand drove consumers back to planes, cars, and hotels. According to the Bureau of Economic Anal...

Widespread interest in exercise and gym culture is a relatively recent phenomenon in the United States. While physical activity has always been part of daily life in some form, it wasn't until the 197...

As the April tax filing deadline approaches, millions of Americans are preparing their returns and anticipating potential refunds. For many, the federal tax refund represents an important financial bo...

As summer approaches, many Americans are eager to plan their vacations, with some destinations attracting more travelers than others. From serene beach getaways to adventurous national park visits, th...

Traditional retail has faced major headwinds over the past two decades, first driven by the rise of e-commerce and then accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. As online shopping grew, physical retailer...

Over the past decade, rates of mental illness, drug overdoses, and suicides have risen sharply across the United States, signaling a growing crisis in behavioral health. According to the Centers for D...

As Women's History Month highlights the contributions of women across industries, a quiet transformation is unfolding in American agriculture. Female farmers are taking on a larger role in shaping the...

For decades, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has been one of the most significant social welfare programs in the United States, helping millions of Americans afford basic nutritio...

Over the past few years, rising inflation has put increasing financial pressure on American households, particularly those in the middle class. While wages have grown in nominal terms, many workers fe...