There's a reason San Francisco isn't the town that earned the tagline as 'the city that never sleeps.' That's because it's notorious for its exacting 2 a.m. closing time, when pubs and clubs invariably eject their patrons out from the bars and into…

Shared by…

1

More info…

Welp, this is never fun. We discovered an issue with how our primary model was making state-by-state and district-by-district forecasts. Specifically, the model was not properly calculating the demographic regressions that we use as a complement to…

Shared by…

1

More info…

Chicago in 1850 was a muddy frontier town of barely 30,000 people. Within two decades, it was 10 times that size. Within another two decades, that number had tripled. By 1910, Chicago — hog butcher for the world, headquarters of Montgomery…

Shared by…

1

More info…

The gap between rich and poor places is one of the dark spots in an otherwise mostly bright American economy. Geographic inequality has been on the rise since 1980 as the growing knowledge economy has benefited college-educated workers who…

Shared by…

1

More info…

I've long thought the human body was not meant to run on empty, that fasting was done primarily for religious reasons or political protest. Otherwise we needed a reliably renewed source of fuel to function optimally, mentally and emotionally as…

Shared by…

1

More info…