Susie Webb
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There have been more than 340 mass shootings so far in 2026 (opens the original)
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While 2026 has had record-low homicide numbers, the same decline has not been observed in mass shootings. As of Sept. 24, there have been 343 mass shootings across the U.S. in which four or more victims were injured or killed, excluding the shooter(s). At the same time last year, there had been 319 mass shootings. That's according to a Get The Facts Data Team analysis of Gun Violence Archive data provided by the Gun Violence Data Hub. This year is on track to be the sixth worst year for mass sho
As Tennessee execution nears, Christa Pike case highlights the few women on death row (opens the original)
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It is incredibly rare for a woman to be sentenced to death in the U.S., but in Tennessee, a woman is due to be executed on Wednesday for the first time in the state in 200 years. Only 18 women have been executed in the country’s modern death penalty era, which began in 1977. The most recent execution was in Missouri in 2023, when Amber McLaughlin, a transgender woman, was executed via lethal injection for the murder of her ex-girlfriend in 2003. Women account for only 1% of all executions in the
Time machine tool lets you see how much $100 in these stocks could have grown to (opens the original)
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If you had invested $1,000 in Apple in 1980, that money would have grown to about $2.6 million today. If that makes you wish you had a time machine, you are in luck. While no machine has the power to send you back in time to give your younger self financial advice, the Get the Facts Data Team has built the second-best thing. Click “Go” on the time machine below to see how much money you could have made if you had invested in one of the five selected stocks or if you had invested in the S&P 500.
Should you switch to electric? What it really costs to own a new car as gas prices rise (opens the original)
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The cost of owning a new car hit an all-time high this year — driven in large part by rising gas prices. Experts say that when gas prices are high, interest in electric vehicles increases. But fuel costs are not the only factor customers should consider when shopping for cars. Using data from AAA, the Get the Facts Data Team put 12 different types of cars to the test to see which is the most cost-efficient. This year, hybrid cars are leading the charge because they are less affected by elevated
Iran War is impacting gas prices. Map shows how much it costs to fuel up in your county (opens the original)
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The war in Iran is impacting prices at the pump as Americans have seen gas prices rise since in recent weeks. We're keeping track of gas prices in New Mexico. The Get the Facts Data Team put together a map that shows what prices look like in your area using data provided by AAA. The map updates once a day early in the morning. You can view the map below. Crude oil prices in the U.S. have spiked since Feb. 26 when it was tracked at about $65 per barrel. Want to see how our area compares to other
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