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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By: George Petras, Ramon Padilla, Janet Loehrke, Jennifer Borresen, Javier Zarracina
One year later, it's still hard to fathom that insurrectionists stormed the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to ensure President Donald Trump retained power despite losing the election.
By: Jennifer Borresen
Guardian Caps have become a familiar sight during the NFL preseason. Here's how they work and what the NFL says about their impact on player safety.
By: Jennifer Borresen
Roman, as it's called, will launch from Florida's Kennedy Space Center on Aug. 30.
By: Jennifer Borresen
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope – the space agency’s newest orbital observatory – promises unprecedented wide-angle views of the cosmos, including distant galaxies, black holes and planets
By: Ramon Padilla, George Petras, Shawn J. Sullivan, Janet Loehrke, Jennifer Borresen
Less than two days after 13 American troops and at least 169 civilians died during a devastating suicide bomb attack at the Kabul airport, U.S. military forces launched the first
By: George Petras, Shawn J. Sullivan, Ramon Padilla, Janet Loehrke, Stephen J. Beard, Jennifer Borresen, Davis Winkie, Will Carless
The suspect in the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk is in custody, according to Utah Gov. Spencer Cox.
By: Janet Loehrke, Javier Zarracina, Ramon Padilla, Stephen J. Beard, George Petras, Jennifer Borresen
Two bodies were found in a red pickup truck in 50-foot-deep water beneath the middle span of the Francis Scott Key Bridge near Baltimore Wednesday. The search continues for four other workers who are still missing and presumed dead after a cargo ship struck a bridge support Tuesday, sending the main span into the Patapsco River.
By: Ramon Padilla, Carlie Procell, Joey Garrison, Jennifer Borresen, Karina Zaiets, Kim Hjelmgaard, Janet Loehrke
WASHINGTON — Democratic nominee Joe Biden surpassed 270 electoral votes and secured the race for president Saturday after Pennsylvania, where his lead keeps growing as more absentee ballots are
By: Stephen J. Beard, Ramon Padilla, Jennifer Borresen, Carlie Procell, Sara Chernikoff, Javier Zarracina, Shawn J. Sullivan
By Tens of thousands have lost their lives since the start of the Israel-Hamas War. Illustration by Ramon Padilla, U
By: Doyle Rice, Ramon Padilla, Dinah Voyles Pulver, Jennifer Borresen
Not a single hurricane has formed in the Atlantic so far in 2026.
