Society | Stacker

Society

50 facts about food insecurity in America

You’re probably leaking personal information online right now. Here’s how to stop

Man using laptop at home to fill out a form online.

America's trails are disappearing

Close up on a traveler's hands navigating a trail map and compass.

30 seconds too long: Americans' rising expectations for 911

Emergency call to 911 on a smartphone screen.

With rental registries, cities try to track housing and hold bad actors accountable

A sign in foreground lists a home for rent in Maryland with tall brick home in the background. Municipal rental registries are gaining attention as cities try to get a handle on who owns rental properties and where, both to better understand their housing landscape and to ensure rentals are safe for tenants.

The price of protection: LGBTQ+ families and the cost of moving

View of back of hatchback car with open trunk containing moving boxes and suitcases and various belongings visible in the black car on the street next to building

Gay men face alarming suicide rates amid declining mental health resources

Young sad and depressed anxious looking man wearing a blue button up shirt looking through white curtains out the window.

What's behind the decline in pro-gun lawsuits?

Orange "Defeat gun control" buttons set out on a table for people after they sign their name to give to legislators working on gun control bills.

How one state reduced its overdose death rate by 32% in a year

A Services for the UnderServed (S:US) worker holds a naloxone overdose kit.

The decline of American happiness: Why the US is falling behind in global rankings

A group of diverse people protesting against war in silence outdoors.

Romance scams roundup: All of the romance scams you should know to keep your heart and bank safe

A red broken heart cutout on top of a white keyboard.

Reverse phone lookup demystified: When, why, and how to use it legally

Woman contemplating to answer an unknown call on her mobile phone.

After years apart, they found their loved ones experiencing homelessness

Julie Crossman sitting on a stoop wearing a red long-sleeve shirt, is the sister of Nanie Crossman who she lost touch with, in Oakland on April 8, 2025

Society

The most and least hospitable states for electric vehicle ownership

A man setting up his electric car to charge at a green lit charging station at night.

Society

5 interior design trends that are making major comebacks

A wall of glass blocks that distorts and blurs what is on the other side.