A new map from NapLab displaying data on infidelity in every state reveals fascinating social trends and relationship dynamics across America. We see a shockingly high number of people who have either cheated or been cheated on. One hundred percent of respondents from North Carolina, Kentucky, and Alaska reported that they have cheated or been cheated on. Studies like this may reveal common cultural attitudes toward relationships and commitment.
A new map from NapLab displaying data on infidelity in every state reveals fascinating social trends and relationship dynamics across America. We see a shockingly high number of people who have either cheated or been cheated on. One hundred percent of respondents from North Carolina, Kentucky, and Alaska reported that they have cheated or been cheated on. Studies like this may reveal common cultural attitudes toward relationships and commitment.
The World Health Organization describes measles as a dangerous, highly contagious disease that’s a leading cause of death for children worldwide. Many people vaccinate their kindergarten children to protect them from this deadly disease, but as we can see in a new study from PARequirements, measles vaccinations are on the decline. The team created a map showing us the percentage of unvaccinated kindergartners in every state. They provided us with a wealth of data on the topic, including the fact that in 2025, there was a sudden increase in measles outbreaks and that fewer children are receiving the vaccine.
Behind charts like this new study from The Chartistry, which shows the nation’s biggest employers, lies the story of the millions of workers who make these businesses thrive. For example, we can see that Walmart employs a staggering number of people, over 2 million. That includes the cashier working at a rural Walmart, the forklift operator at a major warehouse, and the semi-retired greeter you see at the door. Walmart is more than just a department store; it’s a job that millions of Americans rely upon.
The team at Qualtrics offers a fascinating look at how Americans are spending their money, with a graph breaking down spending by category and then by income bracket. Through this graphic, we can see which products are the most expensive and what Americans value the most. In the first chart, bubbles show us the areas where the most spending occurs.
Motherhood has a lot of challenges and stressors that a solid community and suitable location can help to mitigate. Kremp sheds light on this with a new study that scored every state of America by how desirable it is for mothers to live in. While location might not be the first factor everyone thinks of when considering improving the motherhood experience, the study’s methodology shows us exactly why it’s so important.
Have you ever wondered if your city is cleaner or dirtier than other cities? Thanks to a new graphic from Oxi Fresh, you can now see an official cleanliness score. They used seven criteria to give each city a score out of 100. These included population density, rodent and cockroach infestations, vandalism, litter, and air and water quality. Their graphic allows us to see specific scores in each category. The cleanest cities overall were these:
A new visual from the team at LLC Attorney reveals which U.S. states are seeing the highest number of small businesses started per capita. Leading the pack is Wyoming with roughly 587 new businesses. While its low population may challenge businesses like shops and restaurants, the state’s lack of corporate and personal income tax gives entrepreneurs more money to invest in their dreams.
The United States ecosystem is diverse, with areas dense with water cover and arid deserts and prairies. A new chart from Staten Island Yachts demonstrates this perfectly with a ranking of states by how much of the area is water-covered. Water makes up 7% of the United States’ total area. Many of the most water-abundant states are on the East Coast, with Connecticut, Florida, New York, and Rhode Island ranking highly. But the most water-dense state is Michigan, bordered by four Great Lakes and speckled with inland lakes.
Farmers face a myriad of challenges that stand between them and a successful herd or harvest. The team at Pulsar focused on one particular aspect in a new infographic. They gathered key statistics on the impact of wildlife on farmers. The graphic covers everything from white-tailed deer damage to feral swine attacks to coyote poaching. Deer cause particular damage by eating and trampling crops. Michigan promotes deer hunting to control the population. Many Michigan farmers have abandoned soybeans because deer consumption significantly reduces their crop yield.
Whether you love driving, car shows, or racing, Speedway Motors can help you find the perfect state for car lovers. They created a scoring system based on factors that affect driving conditions, including the number of car shows and racetracks in a state, as well as average gas prices, registration fees, and the number of uninsured drivers. This system offers a comprehensive judgment of how car-friendly a state is.
The team at PA Requirements highlights the severity of childhood poverty with a map of the areas with the highest percentages of children living in poverty. This map helps highlight why childhood poverty is such a pervasive issue. Children in poverty face severe negative impacts that can affect their future, such as:
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