ALT Horizontal bar chart titled “Does Education Make People Happier?” showing the percent of adults who report being “very happy” or “pretty happy” by education level. Less than high school: 71%. High school diploma or GED: 76%. Some college: 78%. Bachelor’s degree or higher: 85%. All adults: 79%. Source: 2024 General Social Survey (NORC at the University of Chicago).

ALT Map of the United States showing projected winter storm impacts. Colored bands indicate minor, moderate, major, and extreme impacts stretching from the Southwest through the South and into the Northeast, with lighter gray areas showing broader winter weather risk.

ALT Horizontal bar chart showing population living in areas with potential winter storm impacts: 23.3 million in winter weather areas, 42.8 million in minor impacts, 80.5 million in moderate impacts, 58.2 million in major impacts, and 0.3 million in extreme impacts.

ALT Bar chart showing counties with the largest populations in extreme winter storm impact areas. Lee County, Mississippi has the highest population, followed by Buncombe County, North Carolina; Pontotoc County, Mississippi; Watauga County, North Carolina; and Henderson County, North Carolina.

ALT Bar chart ranking counties with the largest populations in major winter storm impact areas. Kings County, New York leads with about 6.9 million people, followed by Queens County, New York at 6.4 million, Bronx County at 4.0 million, Nassau County at 4.0 million, and Suffolk County at 3.9 million.

ALT A hex map of the United States shows the percentage of households in each congressional district receiving Food Stamp/SNAP benefits. Dark red areas represent districts where 20% or more of households rely on SNAP, while light yellow areas represent less than 5%. A tooltip highlights New York’s 8th Congressional District, represented by Hakeem Jeffries, where 30.8% (±1.9) of households receive SNAP benefits—nearly 89,000 households. The map includes dropdown filters to select map type and state.