Data Visualization Editor at USA Today
Jennifer Borresen is a Data Visualization Editor at USA Today. She specializes in areas such as finance, aviation, and science, with a keen focus on topics related to the International Space Station, NASA, and space travel. Jennifer's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Camden Publications, Courier Journal, and The Detroit News, among others.
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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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By: Jennifer Borresen
From frying pans to microwave forks, a guide to Rip and Beth's lethal 'Yellowstone' past
By: Janet Loehrke, George Petras, Shawn J. Sullivan, Jennifer Borresen, Stephen J. Beard
The contested migrant detention center, the first of its kind in the US, will be shut down because it's too expensive
By: Jennifer Borresen, Zachary Schermele
The mystery of a New Jersey congressman's absence has consumed Washington for weeks.
Which actors have portrayed live-action Spider-Man before Nicolas Cage? How has Marvel's noir line influenced character adaptations since 2009?
By: Jennifer Borresen, George Petras
Preparing your house and property for a hurricane will pay off with less damage and a quicker recovery after the storm.
By: Jennifer Borresen, George Petras
While preparing your house and property for a hurricane can be expensive, experts say it will pay off with less damage and a quicker recovery after the storm.
By: Jennifer Borresen
The extremist group Patriot Front has more than 540 members across a network of 49 states, leaked documents show.
By: Zach D Roberts, Jennifer Borresen, Ed White
Second Sons is Canada's biggest white nationalist group and, for the first time, it sent members south of the border to train.
By: Jennifer Borresen, Madeline Mitchell
The birthday parties are outrageous. The screentime debate is almost as hot as the co-sleeping debate. Oh, and don't forget about the mental load.
NASA is set to reveal the astronauts selected for the Artemis III mission, which aims to advance plans for future lunar landings and Mars exploration.
