Yes, it's getting worse: New data shows mass shootings are more frequent
The Marshall Project looks into the growing prevalence of mass shootings and the toll they are taking on American…
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Here's how to support transgender youth, according to trans teens
Using resources from The Trevor Project and interviews with trans teens, Stacker explored how adults can best support trans children in their…
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Understanding electric vehicle battery fires—and what to do if one happens at home
CheapInsurance.com delves into the complexities of suffering an electric vehicle battery fire in your own garage to help you understand whether you…
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Pedestrian deaths have skyrocketed. Is there a solution in sight?
Automoblog dives into the alarming rise in roadway-related pedestrian…
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New vehicle costs are tempering but remain high relative to income
The General used data from Cox Automotive and Moody’s Analytics to examine new vehicle affordability over the last decade for American…
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Which cities attract the most cockroaches?
Pest Gnome mined data from the Census Bureau and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as well as climate info, to come up with the 25 US cities most prone…
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Can the auto finance market avoid a debt crisis? Industry experts weigh in on alarming signs of instability
Automoblog looks at some alarming signs that a debt crisis in the auto loan industry may be on the…
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These are the people most likely to be burdened by medical debt in the US
Care Better analyzed data from the Kaiser Family Foundation to visualize which groups of Americans are most likely to hold medical…
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The promise of Suboxone depends on erasing stigma in opioid use disorder treatment
Ophelia analyzed data and studies from the National Institutes of Health to break down the stigmatization of medication-assisted…
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One city's surprising tactic to reduce gun violence: Solving more nonfatal shootings
The Marshall Project looks into how a Denver police unit started investigating all shootings like homicides—and why other cities are taking…
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'Let me tell them goodbye before they get killed': How eSIM cards are connecting Palestinian families
As blackouts in Gaza cut communications, The Markup follows a crowdsourced effort by an Egyptian writer to reconnect family members, one eSIM card at…
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Working the polls cleared up one Pennsylvanian's 2020 election suspicions. Now he's taking charge as a judge of elections.
Votebeat talked with Jay Schneider, a Pennsylvania poll worker once suspicious of the legitimacy of the 2020 election, who is now taking charge as an…
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How does the cost of living in each US state compare to the nations of Europe?
SmartAsset examined the cost of living across all 50 states and the 38 countries in Europe to get a sense of how the cost of living compares on a…
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Landslide season is upon us: Here are the most vulnerable counties in the US
To mark the start of landslide season—November to March—Gutter Gnome ranked 2023’s most landslide-vulnerable…
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These US cities lost the most people over the last five years
SmartAsset ranked 344 of the largest U.S. cities based on the largest population declines over five years between 2017 and…
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Violent crime is up … and also down, according to new federal data
The Marshall Project looks into how while property crime and violence against young people are both up, other crime trends are…
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5 popular retirement activities—and the best cities for each
CheapInsurance.com identified five popular retirement activities and cities with the greatest public access, citing Trust for Public Land…
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Baltimore buried its urban streams—now an artist is bringing one back
Next City looks at how the new “Ghost Rivers” art installation is a reminder of Baltimore’s hidden streams — and the visible costs of trying to…
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10 tech innovations that have improved driving safety since 2000
Westfield compiled a list of 10 tech innovations since 2000 that have helped make cars and roads…
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Over 50% of young people are 'significantly' lonely, according to a recent survey. A mindfulness expert believes he knows why
Way.com looks at a recent survey conducted by Gallup/Meta that sheds some light on America’s loneliness…
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