4 Biggest Things Americans Worry About In 2013

Unemployment

While unemployment is slowly decreasing, hitting a slight decline for the first time in the last 4 years, many American citizens are still concerned about whether or not they’ll be able to run to work on Monday morning. Over 29 percent of employed Americans are slightly concerned about whether or not they will house the same job for the next few years, or if they’ll get laid off due to company downsizings.

Yes, it is true that more jobs have crept up, but these jobs are not full-time means of employment.

U.S. Government Has Long History of Wasting Taxpayer Dollars

The case government is making for itself lately has not been a compelling one. Bloomberg reports that the government's inaction on the budget costs $300 million a day. When placed alongside other historical missteps, the latest is only one in a long line of undue bills that were footed by the taxpayer.

7 Social Media Stats of 2013 That Will Surprise You

Social media statistics are changing constantly, with new networks,  audiences, and users creating an ever-changing landscape when it comes to social media. With over 1.1 billion users, Facebook has secured its spot at the top of the list of most used social networks, but which network has grown the most since 2012? What network boasts the most monthly visits in the second quarter of 2013?

Here are 7 updated social media stats of 2013 that might surprise you: