The top 1% earn 19.5% of U.S. income but pay 37% of total income taxes.

While income inequality in Texas and Florida mirror the national average, Washington D.C. faces more pronounced wage gaps.

We show how U.S. assets make up a significant share of investment allocation across many countries around the world.

Saudi Arabia emits several times more per person than major European economies.

The Deep South stands out with the nation’s highest delinquency rates.

Where is alcohol still banned in the U.S.? This map reveals the surprising patchwork of dry, wet, and “moist” counties across the country.

See how all of the world's gold, mined and below-ground, would look if it was all amassed and sitting next to the White House.

Explore the four major types of forests around the world—tropical, boreal, temperate, and subtropical—and how they are managed today.

The purchasing power of the U.S. dollar has declined since 1913, reflecting the long-term impact of inflation and end of the gold standard.

Alcohol consumption in the U.S. remains widespread. Explore how many Americans drink, binge drink, or drink heavily.