Data Visualization Editor at USA Today
Jennifer Borresen is a Data Visualization Editor at USA Today. She focuses on themes such as climate change, agriculture, and animal care, while also exploring topics like hurricanes, space, and entertainment. Jennifer's work has been featured in various publications, including Camden Publications, Public Opinion, and The Arizona Republic.
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By: Jennifer Borresen
A busy hurricane season could lead to an unusual occurrence: a landfall in the U.S. during November.
Explore the connections within the Dutton family tree and discover how each member is linked together.
By: George Petras, Jennifer Borresen
It can't be saved, but it won't be scrapped. This ocean liner will get new life as an undersea attraction for divers and tourists.
By: Jennifer Borresen
Most plumbing calls on Brown Friday are about fixing kitchen sink clogs, not restroom issues.
By: Jennifer Borresen, George Petras
Choosing, setting up and decorating a Christmas tree, then disposing of it, may seem daunting. Here's some advice to brighten your holiday.
By: Jennifer Borresen, George Petras
Railroad displays at Christmastime evoke an American era in which trains brought relatives, holiday gifts and childhood memories to town.
By: Jennifer Borresen, Carlie Procell
Silent night can also be a spooky night: Across Europe, Christmas monsters have been scaring children for centuries. Here are seven of those stories.
By: George Petras, Jennifer Borresen
Christmas is coming up fast, and you’re thinking about presents, house decorations and putting up a tree. What’s your tree plan this year?
By: Jennifer Borresen, George Petras
President-elect Donald Trump wants to cut government spending. Is NASA's moon rocket too expensive?
By: Jennifer Borresen, George Petras
“Marley was dead: to begin with. There is no doubt whatever about that,” is our introduction to Jacob Marley, whose ghost helps former business
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