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Name the president? Easy. Name your district attorney? A member of the local school board? For most of us, those are tougher questions. And as our new video explains, that’s a problem — because, on many of the issues we care about, they have more power than the White House.

Three out of every four Americans say they’d oppose a data center being built near them. Their biggest concerns: water usage and rising electricity bills. And, as our new video explains, the data on both of those issues … doesn’t match up with the anxiety.

In 1977, the White House told Congress that the U.S. would run out of natural gas by the early 21st century. In reality? Our natural gas production soared. Why are we so bad at forecasting the future of energy? Our new video tells the story.

Why is America always in the Middle East? There’s a serious argument that our national security requires it — and an equally serious one that we should just wash our hands of the region. Our new video explains why the costs of leaving are so high … and why the costs of staying are too.

Almost nobody understands how American taxes actually work. Even the IRS admits it doesn't know how long the tax code is. And that confusion isn't just annoying — it's the single best weapon politicians have to mislead you. Our new video separates fact from fiction.

The fundamentals of American life — our economy, our technology, even our military — depend on minerals imported from around the world. Just one problem: Many of those minerals are controlled by our adversaries. Our new video examines the dangers, and whether we can escape them.

Annual U.S. births by mother’s age.

In 2013, Harvard hired a Chinese dissident as a visiting fellow. Two years later, it forced him to indefinitely postpone an event with another dissident. The reason? The event coincided with the trip Harvard’s president was making — to China.

How do you tell the full story of 250 years of American history? Our new video does it in nine minutes — with no words.

Is there such a thing as energy being too affordable? As our new video explains, there are times when making energy too cheap means making our electricity sources less reliable.

Is there a crisis at the southern border? More like 10 of them. Our new video explains how a perfect storm of circumstances led to a breakdown in immigration policy.

The U.S. federal deficit, revenue, and debt since 1981.

Chinese high-speed rail? Built in three years, over 1.3 billion passengers in its first decade. California high-speed rail? Still not operating, nearly 20 years after approval. Our new video explains how this happens.

What is America doing right when it comes to the health of the environment? Quite a lot actually. In recent years, the U.S. has cleaned up its air and water, protected forests and endangered species, lowered carbon emissions, and more. But … what about other countries?

Are aliens really out there somewhere? While a lot of people think they know the answer, the most interesting perspective may actually come from the scientists who just aren’t sure. Our new video separates the science from the sensationalism.

Age distribution of hospital visits due to punching walls.

The most controversial subject this Thanksgiving might be ... what’s on the menu. Our new Short reveals the dishes that divide America — and the dessert that unites a nation.

Ben Franklin’s rationale for supporting the Constitution: “because I expect no better and ... I am not sure that it is not the best.” Not exactly a rave review — but also a disposition that has served the country well. ➡️

What’s at stake in the Strait of Hormuz? About 20% of the world’s oil supply. And 25% of its liquid natural gas exports. And over a third of a crucial fertilizer needed for food production.

How advanced was classical Rome? One scholar noted that in the year 100 Rome had better paved streets, sewage systems, water supplies, and fire protection than the capitals of Europe had in 1800.