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After an incident with one of Google’s driverless vehicles in San Francisco, Way.com explores whether the city is ready to adopt these vehicles for service.

Just over two-thirds of adults in the U.S. voted in 2020, but from state to state, turnout ranged from 54% to 80%, leaving a lot of voting power on the table. With this in mind, SmartAsset ranked each state by the percent of citizen adults who voted in the 2020 presidential election.

Next City looks at early data behind a “mobility wallet” pilot program that is giving South L.A. residents $150 per month to spend on a menu of transportation options.

The Markup looks into an online tool that can help parents navigate the overwhelming number of settings on today’s online gaming platforms.

An investigation by The Markup found that Instagram demoted images of the Israel–Hamas war, deleted captions without warning, and denied users the option to appeal.

Visible partnered with Stacker and dove into studies to explore what gets lost in texting translation and how generations can understand each other better.

The law firm of Piasta Walker Hagenbush LLC analyzed more than 18 years of crash reporting data from NHTSA’s Fatality Analysis Reporting System to identify the deadliest intersection in the US.

Votebeat’s Arizona Bureau looks at how commotion over the midterm election in one rural Arizona county attracted national attention and subsequent efforts to reconnect and rebuild.

A Votebeat and Spotlight PA investigation shows how Heather Honey’s work, which has been cited by former president Donald Trump and conservative lawyer Cleta Mitchell, is based on distortions and incomplete data.

Edmunds has a 5-step checklist for homeowners ready to install an electric vehicle charger.

The 19th breaks down the legislative apparatus by which Donald Trump could further curb abortion access in a second term.

Cheap Insurance explores the complex relationship between in-vehicle touchscreens, driver focus, and the potential consequences for both your safety and your chances to find cheaper car insurance.

Cheap Insurance looks into the role of vehicle onboard dashcams in legal proceedings, including traffic court cases, accident lawsuits, and car insurance rates.

The Daily Yonder looks at “The Rural Voter: The Politics of Place and the Disuniting of America,” in which Colby College political scientists Nicholas F. Jacobs and Daniel M. Shea set out to describe what differentiates the politics of metropolitan and nonmetropolitan places.

With emergency room visits for home injuries topping 10 million a year, ConsumerAffairs analyzed data from the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s National Electronic Injury Surveillance System to break down the 10 most dangerous things in the average American home.

Truck Parking Club used data from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to illustrate the dangers of dwindling truck parking in the U.S.

Votebeat looks at a new Texas state law that requires small counties to increase early voting days and hours and how some election officials are concerned over potential cost increases.

Cheap Insurance explores how the growing field of automotive telematics is changing the auto insurance landscape for drivers.

Stacker examined the industries that contributed heavily to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, using FEC data compiled by Open Secrets.