Economics How Astronauts Compare to the Rest of the U.S. Workforce 0.00003 percent of working Americans are astronauts. Francie Diep
Economics Anger, Antitrust, and Amazon Why are so many people in the publishing business so mad at the company? Patrick Oathout
Economics Oregon’s New Minimum Wage In general, states with higher costs of living also have higher wages, but the relationship isn't perfect—and it works out well better than average, for Oregonians. Francie Diep
Economics The Penalty Paid by Women Sellers on eBay New research finds women receive about 80 cents for every dollar a man receives when selling the same new product. Tom Jacobs
Economics How Undocumented Immigrants Contribute to the American Economy Would you notice a day without Latinos? Most definitely. Francie Diep
Economics TANF and Teachers How current policies are keeping single mothers down and out of school. Lara Burt
Economics This Graph Shows How Damaging Data Breaches Are on Hospitals They can be a big hindrance on hospitals' reputations—and their wallets. Max Ufberg
Economics The Economics of War and Peace A new report from the World Bank highlights the devastating economic consequences of civil war. Dwyer Gunn
Economics Donations to the American Red Cross Plummet The charity had its worst fundraising year since at least 2000. Justin Elliott
Economics Grocery Store Design Is Terrible It's almost like whoever designed the layout of the store is actually trying to trick us into staying inside of it longer. Rick Paulas