2022
Coverage of 2022 in the Nexus archive.
- Buyers ignore inflated house prices as too many sellers list their home 'like it's 2021 and 2022'
Buyers are ignoring inflated house prices as an excessive number of sellers list their homes, referencing 2021 and 2022 market conditions. The article highlights a disconnect between seller pricing expectations and buyer behavior.
- 1,500 Americans filed for bankruptcy each day last year. They should have done this instead.
Personal bankruptcy filings in the United States increased by 47% from 2022 to 2025, with 1,500 Americans filing for bankruptcy each day in the previous year. The article suggests exploring alternatives before deciding to file for bankruptcy.
- Analyst warns BTC could drop further after worst June since 2022
An analyst warned that Bitcoin (BTC) could experience further price declines after June's worst performance since 2022. The June close above realized price but below the 200-week moving average suggests the bear market's bottom is still ahead, according to historical cycles.
- Oakland’s roads are slowly getting safer
Oakland’s roads are becoming safer as deadly crashes in 2025 dropped to 23, down from a high of 36 in 2022 and 2020, according to Safe Oakland Streets data.
- Bass carried more Latino neighborhoods than Raman and Pratt combined, precinct data show
Bass carried more Latino neighborhoods than Raman and Pratt combined, according to precinct data. The mayor flipped areas that supported Rick Caruso in 2022 and led in Latino-majority neighborhoods.
- Did 2026 start as one of the deadliest years for Colorado motorcyclists in the past decade?
Fifteen motorcyclists died in Colorado during the first three months of 2026, the deadliest start since 2017, but fatalities dropped by 24% by June 1 compared to the previous year. Motorcycle deaths in Colorado have increased by 90% since 2011, with 21% of traffic fatalities involving motorcyclists despite comprising only 3% of vehicles.
- Don’t you DARE ask a Democrat about what they said more than 20 minutes ago
Darializa Avila Chevalier states she is not interested in revisiting social media posts from 2020 or 2022, which she refers to as 'the politics of the past.' The article highlights her stance on avoiding discussions about older political statements.
- New urine test could diagnose autism in children: study
A new urine test may enable earlier diagnosis of autism in children, according to a study. Autism diagnoses have increased by 175% between 2011 and 2022, highlighting the need for earlier detection to improve treatment outcomes.
- How Americans are handling a gas price spike
Gas prices have reached their highest level since 2022, influencing how Americans allocate their spending. The spike is prompting shifts in consumer behavior as people adjust to increased fuel costs.
- Memorial Day travel hits snags as gas prices reach highest level since 2022
Gas prices in the U.S. have reached their highest level since 2022, leading some Americans to reconsider their Memorial Day travel plans. The surge in fuel costs is disrupting holiday travel during the Memorial Day weekend.
- Texas killer Raudel Orozco who executed mechanic over $500 bill sentenced to 40 years in prison
Raudel Orozco, 25, was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the 2022 murder of Luis Manuel Casillas, a 29-year-old mechanic and father of two, over a $500 bill dispute.
- EDNC U.S. Attorney’s Office Threat Prosecutions Since 2022
The EDNC U.S. Attorney's Office has been actively prosecuting threat-related cases since 2022, focusing on criminal threats and intimidation offenses within the Eastern District of North Carolina jurisdiction. This prosecutorial effort represents a commitment to enforcing federal laws against threatening conduct that endangers public safety.
- Looking for an old site.. you can mint, add lp on it 2022
A Reddit user is seeking information about an old cryptocurrency platform from 2022 that allowed users to mint tokens and add liquidity. The user mentions it was a popular platform but clarifies it was not Pump.fun.
- Missing scientists: A timeline of cases
At least 11 scientists have died or disappeared since 2022, raising concerns about potential connections between the cases. The article highlights a timeline of these incidents, suggesting possible underlying issues.
- Food prices could rise more amid the Iran war. Here's how to cut costs on groceries.
Food prices have increased nearly 20% since 2022, and further rises are possible as the Iran war escalates. Kelly O'Grady provides strategies to reduce grocery costs amid the crisis.
- WLFI co-founder Zach Witkoff under spotlight after 2022 drug arrest video surfaces
WLFI co-founder Zach Witkoff is facing renewed scrutiny as a 2022 drug arrest video resurfaces, drawing public and media attention to his past legal issues.
- What founders can learn from Anjuna’s layoffs and recovery
Anjuna Security, a venture-backed cybersecurity company, experienced rapid growth in 2021 with 75 employees but faced challenges in 2022. The article explores lessons for founders about layoffs and recovery strategies.
- The case against energy bail-outs
The article argues against energy bail-outs, warning governments not to repeat 2022's mistakes amid the ongoing war in Iran. Governments should avoid repeating past errors in energy policies.
- Experts: this is the best cash back card of 2022
Experts have identified the best cash back card of 2022, highlighting its high cash back rates and rewards. The card is recommended for its financial benefits and user advantages.