10 groundbreaking Filipino Americans in US history
Stacker combed the web and found 10 Filipino Americans who have made significant contributions and accomplishments in U.S. history.…
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From bus stops to laundromats, cities embrace play to help kids learn
The 74 looks at cities across America that are quietly building play-oriented installations to layer on learning where families already spend…
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5 ways AI could influence nursing in the coming years
Using various news articles and research studies, Incredible Health compiled five ways AI is poised to change nursing careers in the…
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Are we about to face an EV technician shortage?
Automoblog dives into the question of whether the rapid influx of electric vehicles on US roadways is leading to a technician shortage and what…
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These 2 charts show how Gen Z is changing the makeup of the LGBTQ+ population in the US
For the 35th annual National Coming Out Day, Stacker compiled data to show how young LGBTQ+ Americans are owning their…
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New tax credits aim to boost rural business investment while helping communities
The Daily Yonder looks at how federal tax credits are encouraging investment in rural businesses and the effect it is having on rural…
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Voter ID laws are disenfranchising transgender and nonbinary people as anti-trans legislation reaches record levels
Stacker talked to experts and sifted through data to see how voter ID laws disenfranchise transgender…
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Filipino Americans were invisibilized in American society—now, they're reclaiming their space and identity
Stacker explored the reasons why Filipino Americans continue to be less visible in American society and how that may be…
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Keeping your child safe from online dangers
TD Bank outlines important online safety tips to help keep your children and whole household safe from…
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Cyberattacks on local governments are on the rise, highlighting a need for enhanced security
What would a cyberattack on your local government look like? Drata analyzed threat trends to break down the growing…
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How cognitive behavioral treatment works to treat teenage substance abuse
Sandstone Care examined how encouraging teens to change their thoughts and behaviors can help them overcome substance…
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How do people die in U.S. traffic collisions?
Morris Bart analyzed crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to determine the myriad causes behind traffic deaths in the…
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The deadliest and safest cities for pedestrians
To better understand the landscape when it comes to pedestrian safety, Miller & Hine analyzed data on pedestrian fatalities from the National Highway…
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From parchment to pixels: A brief history of medical records
Using research from the National Institutes of Health and other sources, DocBuddy documented five major shifts in the history of medical…
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Are we facing a nationwide EV charger shortage and what does it mean for the future of EVs?
Automoblog takes a deep dive into answering the question of whether or not there is a national EV charger shortage and what this might mean for the…
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Most common causes of workplace stress
Wysa used Zippia Research data to review common causes of workplace stress and how workers and companies can manage…
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What drives voters? The years with the biggest spikes in voter registration
Stacker examined U.S. Census data to find which states had the lowest share of registered voters in the 2022 midterm elections and how registration…
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The US offers more organ-donor surgeries than ever, but more work is needed to improve organ transplants
Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to review Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network data and better illustrate the gap between the…
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Disaffiliation votes over homosexuality doctrine hold special risks for rural United Methodist churches
United Methodist congregations are working through a complex process brought about by fears over possible changes in its doctrines on homosexuality.…
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Could a new approach to defining persistent poverty actually hurt rural communities?
The Daily Yonder unpacks why switching from using counties to census tracts in order to define persistent poverty may hurt rural communities and…
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