Dom DiFurio

Dom DiFurio is a staff writer at Stacker covering money, the economy, business trends, real estate, and more.

He previously wrote for The Dallas Morning News and his work has been published in The Washington Post, USA Today, and ESPN Magazine as well as local and regional newsrooms across the country. He has been recognized by the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing, the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors, and Columbia University.

Education

Where graduation rates for students with disabilities are improving

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Careers

Are most employers tracking diversity in hiring and recruitment?

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Health

Why does fentanyl exist? The history behind the substance driving record overdose deaths in the US

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Society

This is when you're most likely to get a spam call

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News

How a national shortage of truck parking impacts more than just truckers

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Health

Mammograms can lower chances of dying of breast cancer. A majority of people still don't get one regularly.

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Environment

Single-use plastics revolutionized the medical industry. Now, they're raising concerns about sustainability.

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Government

What the Biden administration's new executive order on AI will mean for cybersecurity

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Education

U.S. colleges that have employed the most Nobel Prize-winning professors

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Business & Economy

How worried are workers about AI?

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