Americans might love Cinco de Mayo, but few know what they're celebrating
6 tips for designing your own custom sofa
Are You Missing the Signs? 5 Health Conditions Women Often Overlook
Most popular and emerging diamond shapes by state
Do women like beards? What science says
Hims looks at what research says about women's perceptions of men with beards.
These states have investigated miscarriages and stillbirths as crimes
The Marshall Project reports on a recent arrest in Georgia that highlights the criminal suspicion which surrounds pregnancy loss in several states.
'Stop the Bleed' kits could help shooting victims. Why don't more people know about them?
The Trace reports that violence prevention leaders say a city program, which could help bystanders save lives, is missing a key opportunity.
Cities have a public bathroom crisis. Are smart, portable bathrooms the way forward?
Next City reports that one toilet startup is using social psychology and gig labor to help address L.A.'s public bathroom problem, but advocates have questions.
How biohazard training for first responders and property managers can help combat the fentanyl crisis
Trauma Services reports that fentanyl has turned into a crisis for first responders, property managers, and maintenance workers who have to deal with the aftermath, and explains how biohazard training can help.
What happens to health research when 'women' is a banned word?
The 19th reports on how the Trump administration's federal funding cuts are shutting down studies on Alzheimer's care, uterine fibroids and pregnancy risks—all because they focus on gender.
Top pizza chains in the US
Stacker examined PMQ Pizza Magazine's 2025 Pizza Power report to round up the 30 biggest pizza chains nationwide based on annual sales.
5 interior design trends that are making major comebacks
Lazzoni analyzed design trend reports and leading publications to curate five interior design trends that are back in style in 2025.
Is your phone actually listening to you? We fact-checked 5 surveillance myths.
Stacker researched the truth behind five common tech surveillance fears to address concerns about whether your phone is actually listening to you.
What parents need to know about the measles vaccine
The 19th details how people can best protect their families amid measles outbreaks. According to vaccine experts.
The truth about cortisol, aging, and weight loss in women
Hone Health explains that while high levels of cortisol can contribute to weight gain in women, changes in other hormones during menopausal transition can also have much to do with those unwanted pounds.
What's in America's medicine cabinets? A look at what families buy
SaveHealth takes a peek into America's medicine cabinets to understand what families are stocking, why they're stocking it, and what this means for both household safety and seasonal health preparedness.
6 surprising health benefits of gardening
Hers gets into the weeds of all the science-backed ways gardening can enhance overall well-being.
Ballotpedia reports that New Jersey's Democratic state government trifecta is somewhat vulnerable in 2025, and a new Democratic trifecta in Virginia is a moderate possibility.
In an age of social isolation, here's the surprising way education shapes friendships
Spokeo used data from the American Social Capital Survey to examine how friendships differ between Americans with and without a college degree.
How prevalent is the use of IVF, and what does the future of access to it look like?
Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to examine recent attempts to limit access to ART and its potential future in the U.S. using government data and other sources.
How law firms can adapt marketing content to attract more clients via AI search
Consultwebs explains how AI tools can help law firms improve how they connect with potential clients.
The monthly mental health toll of PMDD, by the numbers
Charlie Health presents data highlighting how premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) affects menstruators—plus some tips for how to manage symptoms and seek support.
Why chocolate is ridiculously expensive right now
Grist reports that rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and other climate impacts are throttling cocoa production and driving up chocolate prices.
