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44%

Americans are twice as optimistic as pessimistic about AI in medicine: 44% expect it to help medical care over the next 20 years, 19% expect harm.

Would you want AI in the room for your diagnosis — why or why not?

Pew Research Center

3,200+

More than 3,200 local print newspapers have closed since 2005 — 130 of them in the past year — in the most content-flooded era in history.

Where do you actually find out what's going on where you live?

Northwestern Medill, State of Local News

Solar's share of U.S. electricity generation is forecast to climb from 7% in 2025 to 9% by 2027 — the fastest-growing source on the grid.

Has any of the energy change reached your own street or your own bill yet?

U.S. Energy Information Administration

$11,950

In-state tuition and fees at the average public four-year college rose to $11,950 this year; the private four-year average passed $45,000.

What would make college feel worth the sticker price again?

College Board

64%

Nearly two-thirds of adults — 64% — worry about affording health care, and three in ten say they are very worried, insured or not.

You can be insured and still afraid of the bill — what would real peace of mind look like?

KFF Health Tracking Poll

38

The typical first-time home buyer is now 38 years old, and first-time buyers' share of the market fell to 24% — a historic low.

What did buying a first place take for you — or what's it going to take?

National Association of Realtors

1 in 5

The IRS estimates four out of five eligible workers claim the Earned Income Tax Credit — meaning about one in five leave money they're owed unclaimed.

What would make claiming money you're already owed less of a maze?

Internal Revenue Service

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