ALT A chart showing what one second grader in New York state watched on YouTube over two months in 2025: 511 videos, the majority music videos. Just 32 were educational.

ALT This is a column chart showing the year-over-year change in the number of international students studying in the U.S. From January 2025, international enrollment has declined, with more than 50,000 fewer international students at U.S. colleges and universities between August 2025 and August 2026, the largest such decline in the months shown. Atop the chart is the text "A year-over-year comparison of active-status international students for each month since 2025 shows a growing drop."

ALT This is an illustrative graphic showing new tariffs on Canadian goods and how much in U.S. dollar amounts these goods accounted for in 2025. Three products that that saw significant imports in 2025 are shown: A lipstick tube ($138 million in imports), a bottle of Canadian whisky ($164 million), and a chandelier ($251 million). Atop the chart is the text "New tariffs on Canadian imports."

ALT This is a column chart showing the rate of hiring among entry-level talent on LinkedIn compared to June 2019. There was a drastic drop in the first year of the pandemic, followed by an increase of 29% in 2021. Since then, each year has seen a lower percentage of entry-level hiring rates, which have descended each year and is down 24% so far this year. Atop the chart is the text "The job market for new grads keeps getting worse: Full-time job postings for graduating college seniors are on the decline."

ALT A graphic tracking the World Cup goals scored by Messi and Mbappé. Messi had 13 goals going into this year’s tournament and has scored eight this year so far, totalling 21 goals. Mbappé had 12 goals heading into this year, and has scored ten so far. His total is 22 goals, which means he holds the current record of the most career World Cup goals.

ALT This diagram compares the size of a typical grain of sand with smaller objects: the width of a strand of hair (about half the size), a speck of dust (about one-tenth the size), and wildfire smoke PM2.5 particles (about one-thirtieth the size of sand). Next to the diagram is the text "Small but dangerous: Tinier than a grain of sand, smaller than a speck of dust, the PM2.5 particles found in wildfire smoke can travel deep into the lungs."

ALT This is a chart showing the average number of goals scored per game at World Cup tournaments since 1950. The 1954 World Cup had an average of 5.4 goals per game; the 2026 tournament had a rate of 2.9 goals per game, which is the most since the 1970 tournament.