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CoPilot breaks down how interest rates are impacting used car prices in four easy-to-grasp charts.

Stacker used Progressive Punch data to see how progressive the senators running for reelection are relative to the political leanings of their states.

A Hechinger Report analysis finds in Sarasota County, as school board members battle over book bans, character education, attacks on LGBTQ+ individuals and ‘woke audits,’ students feel like ‘non-consenting lab rats.’

The 74‘s look at 15 school systems shows some promising investments, but also a slew of questionable expenditures and a breakdown of transparency.

Edmunds looked at all the pros and cons of switching to an electric vehicle.

A player finally wins at the casino—but the house refuses to pay out. What can be done? AskGamblers rounds up the ways that players can fight back.

At Indianapolis’ George Washington High School, educators have partnered with activists and barbers to create new spaces for open talk and guidance.

Using an array of news and archival sources, Stacker constructed a complete timeline of the Gulf War, identifying relevant events during the conflict.

MoneyGeek analyzed pedestrian crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to help keep pedestrians and motorists safe on the road while highlighting the importance of auto insurance in a crash.

Benzinga took a look at the state of artificial intelligence by analyzing public concern about the future of AI and its global impacts.

Stacker compiled a list of shadow wars the U.S. is currently engaged in or supporting, using news, government, and investigative sources.

Way.com has explored the common problems cars face during hot weather and provides practical tips on how to combat them effectively.

Automoblog took a deep dive into the world of autonomous vehicles to explore questions regarding the safety and security of self-driving cars.

The Hechinger Report explores the state of the child care industry, noting millions of unlicensed, informal caregivers care for children each day with limited support and funding.

The Marshall Project looks at the impact of Texas recently banning juvenile curfews, while cities like Baltimore and Memphis have doubled-down on them.

Over 150 years later, the Civil War continues to fascinate readers with a taste for historic minutiae. Stacker compiled a timeline of the war using various historical and academic sources.

To determine the states with the most single-parent households, Stacker used data from the U.S. Census American Community Survey 2021 five-year estimates.

To calculate how long it typically takes to reach full capacity for different charge rates, Edmunds takes a closer look at variables that determine how long an electric car will take to charge.

Study.com compiled a timeline detailing how AP courses have expanded and impacted the high school curriculum, using academic and historical sources.