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Care Better analyzed data from the Kaiser Family Foundation to visualize which groups of Americans are most likely to hold medical debt.

Ophelia analyzed data and studies from the National Institutes of Health to break down the stigmatization of medication-assisted treatment.

The Marshall Project looks into how a Denver police unit started investigating all shootings like homicides—and why other cities are taking notice.

As blackouts in Gaza cut communications, The Markup follows a crowdsourced effort by an Egyptian writer to reconnect family members, one eSIM card at a time.

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 election judge.

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 one-to-one basis. 

To mark the start of landslide season—November to March—Gutter Gnome ranked 2023’s most landslide-vulnerable counties. 

SmartAsset ranked 344 of the largest U.S. cities based on the largest population declines over five years between 2017 and 2022. 

The Marshall Project looks into how while property crime and violence against young people are both up, other crime trends are murkier.

CheapInsurance.com identified five popular retirement activities and cities with the greatest public access, citing Trust for Public Land data.

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 control urban waterways. 

Westfield compiled a list of 10 tech innovations since 2000 that have helped make cars and roads safer.

Way.com looks at a recent survey conducted by Gallup/Meta that sheds some light on America’s loneliness epidemic.

The Hechinger Report looks at how Canada’s launch of a national child care system may set an example for the US on how to improve child care across an entire country. 

CheapInsurance.com used data from the Federal Highway Administration and the Census Bureau to find out which state’s residents do the most driving per capita.

Next City looks into whether cities are still embracing shared e-scooters to help get people out of cars. 

To explore how natural gas prices could affect U.S. households this winter, MoneyGeek analyzed data from the Energy Information Administration to find which states are expected to see the most significant changes in heating prices this year. 

Sarah Mae Flemming’s legal case provided the foundation to end segregation on buses. Stacker explored her contribution to the Civil Rights Movement.

Stacker put together a slideshow of 20 photos highlighting reproductive rights demonstrations from 1970 through today.

Edmunds dives into catalytic converter theft—why it happens, which vehicles are common targets, and where in the US it is most prevalent.