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Spokeo identified the most popular and fastest-growing social media platforms among American adults, according to Pew Research Center survey data.

The Daily Yonder reports that for years, rural Republican state legislators have bucked the party’s support for funneling public funds into private schools through education vouchers, but now Republican leaders are ramping up pressure on these holdouts.

Votebeat reports that while fewer mail-in ballots were rejected in Pennsylvania’s 2023 primary election due to an envelope redesign, a new glitch has emerged.

The Daily Yonder reports on last year’s American rural population growth, with 90% happening in the South.

Next City reports that Minnesota’s Civility Caucus is helping to develop fertile ground for understanding and collaboration across the aisle of the state legislature.

Ophelia explored which states ban fentanyl and xylazine test strips, using Legislative Analysis and Public Policy Association and CDC data.

Edmunds reports the obstacles that must be overcome for solar power to be used in electric vehicles.

Rocket Loans used information from the 2023 Annual Average Cost of Living Index to determine which states have the most affordable groceries.

Is inflation setting back retirement plans? Wealth Enhancement analyzed data from the EBRI to see how Americans are thinking about retirement.

Peerspace put together a list of five unforgettable garden parties that made headlines and shaped history, using government archives and news reports.

Ballotpedia reports on the 50 richest and 50 poorest counties in the U.S. and their voting trends since 2016.

LegalZoom explains how to legally change a name—from the documents needed to the potential pitfalls.

Stacker spoke with users of both dating and friend-finding apps to learn more about how people use these platforms to make social connections.

Stacker used data from the Survey Center on American Life and consulted experts to explore how politics are shaping modern-day romantic relationships.

Truck Parking Club used data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics and Census Bureau to explore U.S. freight trade with Canada and Mexico.

The Marshall Project reports on how reproductive rights lawyers, advocacy groups, abortion providers and their patients are responding to the new legal reality of the post-Roe landscape and what new risks they face.

Stacker mapped the Olympic sports with the biggest rise in popularity, using data from Reuters, Sports Media Watch, and Play the Game.

The 19th reports on how Connecticut families brought an end to expensive prison communication, providing a lifeline for the voices behind bars.

Reasons to be Cheerful reports that a growing number of organizations are challenging conventional ways of paying workers to make salary structures more equitable.

The 19th reports on how a couple spent years and tens of thousands of dollars trying to have a baby, and then Hurricane Ian hit and changed their course.