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Discover the countries that can feed themselves by measuring their ability to provide a healthy diet using their own food production.

Which countries will have the most seniors in 2025? And how will that list look in 2100? Explore the shifting global rankings of older populations.

As the reshoring trend accelerates, millions of manufacturing jobs are returning to American soil. But the benefits aren’t being shared equally across the country.

AI continues to disrupt workplaces, but not all jobs are equally at risk.

U.S. home prices are now more than five times household incomes. See how housing affordability has declined from 1967 to 2023. This data is only for newly constructed residential units.

Discover the most important job skills in 2025, from analytical thinking to tech literacy, based on a global employer survey.

Discover the top 10 city reputations of 2024 and see why Dubai is a rising hub for investment, innovation, and opportunity.

Discover the top 40 countries ranked for culture and heritage in 2024, as determined by U.S. News & World Report's annual survey.

Overall, European countries made up all nine countries with English proficiency scores in the 'Very High' category.

As Israel and Trump weigh future strike scenarios on Iran, we map the Strait of Hormuz and its vital role in the global oil market.

Most of the wealthiest individuals of each state have built their fortunes in the real estate, finance, or retail industries.

Tariffs are rising to boost American-made goods. Which states gain the most—and least—from manufacturing today?

The bottom of The Economist's liveability rankings is largely filled by cities from the Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa, and South Asia.

Gold has delivered a 1,075% return from 2000 to 2025. See the best and worst years for gold prices in this chart.

See how NATO countries balance military, health, and education spending, and what changes if defense rises to 5% of GDP.

Climate change inaction was the most important risk overall, ranking as the most pressing issue in three of the seven regions.

Real estate, hospitality, and manufacturing top the list.

California has the highest median home price at $825K.

A married couple could spend over 13% of their income on child care.