In this graphic, we show the average federal income tax rate of U.S. earners, highlighting how rates rise up each wealth tier.

Which states have their residents holding the most cash in the bank? We investigate the most recently available data.

India is home to many of the world’s most air-polluted cities, accounting for 11 of the top 20 cities in 2024.

This infographic reveals the smartest CEOs in the U.S., ranked by how intelligently they communicate complex ideas.

In places like Washington D.C., daycare costs rival a second rent payment.

Wondering how stock market returns vary by country? Here’s the annualized return of the largest stock exchanges in 30 countries since 2015.

Japan was recently unseated as the country with the highest debt-to-GDP. See which nations have the highest debt relative to their economy.

Which regions of the world hold the most economic power? And how does population play a role? We take a look at population vs. GDP in 2025.

Historically, the top U.S. models have consistently outperformed those from China. But the gap is closing fast.

The U.S. imported $8.8 billion worth of art and antiques in 2024, with European countries dominating in import value.

The U.S. Latino GDP ranks fifth globally at $3.6 trillion.

Corporate bankruptcies in America hit a 14-year high in 2024.

Tracking Google Trends data to see which book genre is the most searched for in each state. #2 is a wildcard.

This map shows the share of people in each country who don’t get enough exercise per week. Stark regional patterns emerge.

See how America's most valuable company has changed over three decades, driven by soaring valuations in technology and AI.

Where will people feel the most effects of financial markets turmoil? We rank countries by their stock market ownership rate.

How China, the U.S., and others stack up in global industrial output.

China’s dominance in EV's and lithium-ion batteries is driving its industrial growth, while America's industrial sector continues to lag.

Trade disruptions and a looming recession? We’re now in a saving money era. But which Americans are best-positioned to succeed?

Global GDP growth is projected to slow to 2.8% in 2025, with Mexico and the U.S. facing the sharpest downgrades.

Tracking per capita daily median incomes between 1994 and 2024 for 20 countries reveals where the most income growth has occurred.