Data Visualization Editor at USA Today
Jennifer Borresen is a Data Visualization Editor at USA Today. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, culture and society, and government and politics, with a particular focus on pets, veterinary care, and farming practices. Her work has been featured in numerous publications, including Camden Publications, Public Opinion, and AZCentral (The Arizona Republic).
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Jennifer Borresen's articles cover a diverse range of topics, including entertainment news, scientific developments, and government & politics. She appears to focus on evolving stories and breaking news, often citing data in her coverage.
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Imports and exports: A breakdown of the numbers behind trade
By: Jennifer Borresen, Carlie Procell
With over $550 million in global box office sales, here's how 'A Minecraft Movie' has struck gold with audiences.
By: Jennifer Borresen
USA TODAY Trader Joe's has a loyal following because of its diverse private-label products, global cuisine inspirations, and viral items like the limited-edition mini tote bags.
By: Jennifer Borresen, Sara Chernikoff
More than 1,800 international students and recent graduates had their legal status changed by the State Department.
Despite a slowing US economy, consumers are primed to spend more than ever on their loved ones for Mother's Day.
By: Jennifer Borresen, George Petras
Though the Titanic sank 113 years ago, we're still captivated by the disaster. Relics and artifacts are part of our fascination.
By: Jennifer Borresen
Controversial black bear hunt may return to Florida for the first time since 2015.
By: Jennifer Borresen, George Petras
Trump is pushing his 'big beautiful bill' of tax and spending changes through Congress. Here's who will benefit the most – and who could get hurt
By: George Petras, Jennifer Borresen
President Donald Trump ’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which will transform taxes and other federal policies, is indeed big at 1,116 pages. Its beauty, however, will be limited to those who benefit most from it – top earners, according to analyses from multiple sources.
By: George Petras, Jennifer Borresen, Iris Seaton
Here's what to know about the bill, plus info on North Carolina's “No Tax on Tips, Overtime, Bonus Pay" Bill and more.
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