Told that the House had not waited for CBO scoring results before passing a version of the American Health Care Act, we can ask what they were missing.
In a list of smiling societies, the U.S. could be close to the top for a surprising reason that relates to immigration and diversity.
Because the ranking depends on our variables and their definitions, measuring the global gender gap can have surprising results.
Whether looking at the iPhone or at Washington state's farmers, producers care about apple patents that protect new products.
Economists can use nighttime lights from NASA's satellite images of the earth to decide if China's economic growth statistics are accurate.
Requiring shorter refrigerators and adult diapers, Japan's aging population is creating demographic stress as their numbers grow.
Although U.S. migration patterns show that the popularity of different states vary from year to year, the one consistent trend has been less moving.