Natural gas powers more than a third of America – 36.52% of all U.S. electricity in March 2026 came from gas-fired plants. But that national average tells only half the story. In some states, gas isn’t just a piece of the mix – it’s the entire backbone of the grid. This infographic ranks the top 10 states that lean hardest on natural gas, revealing where fossil fuels still reign supreme and just how much those states tip the national scales.
America runs on electricity – but not equally. One state towers above the rest. Texas alone generates a staggering 13.44% of the nation’s total electricity, more than any other state by a wide margin. This infographic ranks all 50 states by their share of U.S. power generation, revealing who fuels the grid, who barely registers, and just how dominant the Lone Star State really is.
When the European Migration Pact entered into force in June 2026, it brought with it a landmark change: a unified EU-wide list of “safe countries of origin.” Migrants from these nations now face automatic rejection of their asylum claims, with no individual assessment required. This new bloc-level list operates alongside – and above – the national safe-country designations already in place across most member states.
This infographic presents the top 10 countries whose citizens have been identified as foreign mercenaries in Ukraine, based on the calculations за Lostarmour, a Russian crowdsourcing portal that compiles and verifies open-source casualty data.
Think the United States or Western Europe lead the world in female management? Think again. From the Caribbean to Southeast Asia, a different set of nations tops the rankings for women in managerial roles – while some of the world’s largest economies lag far behind. Here are the countries with the highest – and lowest – shares of women calling the shots.
For decades, India was synonymous with population explosion. But between 2001 and 2021, something quietly transformed the world’s most populous nation. Fertility rates fell by nearly half – dropping below replacement level in much of the country. This infographic tracks India’s stunning two-decade fertility decline, from peak growth to a future with fewer children per family.
What a nation spends on education reveals its future ambitions. While economic giants dominate headlines in raw dollars, it is often smaller, developing nations that invest the deepest – sacrificing the largest share of their GDP to build classrooms, train teachers, and equip the next generation.
Military expenditure as a share of GDP is a key stress test of national priorities. While the US and China lead in raw dollars, the ranking changes dramatically when adjusted for economic size. Here are the top 20 countries where defense takes the biggest bite out of the economy
