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In partnership with Visible, Stacker used data from the International Telecommunication Union via the World Bank to examine the rate of mobile phone subscriptions worldwide.

Way.com breaks down the car collections of Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Stacker conducted interviews, consulted research, and explored how Indigenous data warriors are fighting for data sovereignty.

The Marshall Project investigates how the shooting of a pregnant woman in Ohio is the latest case of police using Marsy’s Law to shield officers.

The Marshall Project looks at how the state of California could reshape how solitary confinement is used—and misused—in the prison system, even as other states limit isolation.

Stacker used data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and industry reports to analyze how inflation has changed the game for Halloween.

To mark National Crime Prevention Month, Fence Gnome ranked 2023’s most vulnerable cities for burglaries.

MoneyGeek analyzed National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) data and broke down the deadliest types of roads in the U.S. and the deadliest road type in each state

Incredible Health used Kaiser Family Foundation data to look at states where nursing home residents primarily pay for their own care.

Using its PricePulse data set, CoPilot measures used car prices and supply over time, highlighting trends in the used car market and the impact of the recent UAW strike.

Jewel360 examined the growing lab-grown diamond industry and what it means for traditionally produced gems.

Edmunds looks at the top electric truck manufacturers in the automotive industry.

According to a recent Experian survey of more than a thousand consumers, American consumers are suffering from tipping fatigue and are pushing back, especially at the checkout register.

Ophelia examined how naloxone access varies by state using data compiled by the SAFE Project, a nonprofit organization working to combat America’s opioid epidemic.

Automoblog spoke with two transgender mechanics about their working lives inside the garage and personal lives outside of it to learn more about their experiences and perspectives.

Incredible Health features seven nurses of color who made history, drawing on information from various sources.

The Daily Yonder looks at how grassroots election deniers are affecting rural election officials and threatening civic infrastructure in rural America in the wake of the 2020 presidential election.

Stacker combed the web and found 10 Filipino Americans who have made significant contributions and accomplishments in U.S. history.

The 74 looks at cities across America that are quietly building play-oriented installations to layer on learning where families already spend time.

Using various news articles and research studies, Incredible Health compiled five ways AI is poised to change nursing careers in the future.

Automoblog dives into the question of whether the rapid influx of electric vehicles on US roadways is leading to a technician shortage and what effect that could have on the EV sector of the automotive industry.

For the 35th annual National Coming Out Day, Stacker compiled data to show how young LGBTQ+ Americans are owning their identities.

The Daily Yonder looks at how federal tax credits are encouraging investment in rural businesses and the effect it is having on rural communities.

Stacker talked to experts and sifted through data to see how voter ID laws disenfranchise transgender voters.

Stacker explored the reasons why Filipino Americans continue to be less visible in American society and how that may be changing.

TD Bank outlines important online safety tips to help keep your children and whole household safe from scammers.

What would a cyberattack on your local government look like? Drata analyzed threat trends to break down the growing issue.

Sandstone Care examined how encouraging teens to change their thoughts and behaviors can help them overcome substance abuse.

Morris Bart analyzed crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to determine the myriad causes behind traffic deaths in the U.S.