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Lyft uncovered how, by taking seniors’ needs into account in its design and implementation, technology can be a powerful force to help them connect with loved ones.

The General analyzed data from S&P Global Mobility to illustrate the disappearance of the drop-top in today’s lineup of EVs.

Cybercrime losses doubled in the past two years, according to Drata‘s review of the FBI’s 2022 Internet Crime Report.

The Markup looks at the dynamics behind how second-generation Asian Americans cope with friends and family who share misinformation.

Based on independent testing, Edmunds‘ 5th Annual Top Rated Awards determines the best electric- and gas-powered vehicles of 2024.

The Markup looks at the software on smart TVs that tracks what you’re watching and explains how to switch it off.

Stacker examined which animals were most often involved in aircraft strikes over the past three years using data from the Federal Aviation Administration.

Using interviews, local and federal data, and news, Stacker highlights 10 Black-led food justice organizations working for a more equitable food system.

Wysa analyzed data from the 2023 World Happiness Report and World Bank Group to see what factors correlated the most strongly with national happiness.

Stacker compiled a list of 20 slang words popularized from Black Twitter that have helped shape the internet.

With the new year upon us and many people resolving to improve their health and fitness, Monge & Associates looks into the sharp increase in fitness-related injuries January tends to bring.

Seeking respite in America’s smaller cities and towns has its appeal, but how much safer are small towns in reality? MoneyGeek analyzed crime statistics by quantifying the cost of crime and ranking 1,010 small cities and towns nationwide and in every state.

The best family electric cars are safe, comfortable, and affordable to maintain. Edmunds put together a list of the 11 best electric family cars based on its own EV Testing and Range Consumption data, which measures comfort, technology, storage, efficiency, value, and more.

Stacker scoured archives and historical sources to compile a list of 16 lesser-known women who were heroes of the abolitionist movement.

Votebeat’s Pennsylvania bureau looks at how during the 2023 general election more ballot errors occurred than in any election in the state’s recent history and how the most errors often happened where experienced election directors have left.

The state requires proof of citizenship to register to vote, which disproportionately affects young college students, a Votebeat analysis found.

An annual analysis from MoneyGeek looks at the most recent crime statistics from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to estimate the cost of crime in 302 cities with populations greater than 100,000 across the United States.

Spokeo analyzed spam text message data from Robokiller to illustrate spam trends over the last year.

Lane changing may seem like a time-saver, but the data, according to CheapInsurance.com, shows it may not be worth the risk.

Way.com explains driving regulations at the federal and state levels being proposed in 2024 and how they may affect drivers across the country.

Way.com ranks a comprehensive list of the top-selling vehicles in 2023.

ConsumerAffairs found that an estimated 7 million cars with urgent “do not drive” and “park outside” recalls have not been fixed.

Spokeo analyzed federal resources to share information and suggestions on updating your driver’s license or state ID to comply with new federal rules.

CheapInsurance.com takes a closer look at how and why speeding tickets can impact your car insurance premiums, and your ability to find cheap insurance.

To see which states are best positioned for the transition to electric vehicles, SmartAsset ranked states by the amount of DC fast chargers – which provide the closest equivalent to a trip to the gas station, in terms of “refueling” – per capita.

Insurify identified the eight recalls affecting the most motor vehicles in 2023, using data from the Department of Transportation.

Washington, D.C. is one of a few U.S. cities with a law giving tenant associations the first chance to buy their building if it goes up for sale. Next City took a closer look at how the law could be transformative but also difficult to implement.

An analysis by the nonprofit newsroom The Daily Yonder found that fewer than half of rural counties have as many jobs now as they did before the pandemic.

Summary: As pedestrian deaths surge, Next City looks into new research that suggests narrowing street lanes – and repurposing that space for cyclists and pedestrians – is the straightforward solution.