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Artificial Intelligence
64%
About two-thirds of U.S. teens — 64% — say they have used an AI chatbot.
What do you hope a teenager asks an AI — and what do you hope they never ask it?
Pew Research Center
Local Democracy
206
206 U.S. counties have no local news source at all — no paper, no station, no site covering the place people actually live.
What's happening in your town right now that no reporter is covering?
Northwestern Medill, State of Local News
Climate & Energy
11%
Wind supplies about 11% of U.S. electricity — the country's largest renewable source, and somehow the one nobody talks about.
When did you last actually see where your power comes from?
U.S. Energy Information Administration
Education
49.6M
About 49.6 million students are enrolled in America's public elementary and secondary schools.
If you could change one thing tomorrow for every public-school kid, what would it be?
National Center for Education Statistics
Healthcare Access
$220B
People in the United States owe at least $220 billion in medical debt, with about 14 million people owing more than $1,000.
Has a medical bill ever changed a decision you made about care?
KFF
Housing
24%
First-time buyers have fallen to 24% of the U.S. housing market — the smallest share ever recorded.
Who is actually buying the houses in your neighborhood?
National Association of Realtors
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Taxation
$2,942
The average 2025 federal tax refund was $2,942 — money withheld from paychecks all year and returned without interest, and most of us celebrate when it arrives.
Refund day: does it feel like a gift, or like getting your own money back late?
Internal Revenue Service
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