The Enten Scale

In special midterm election coverage, Harry breaks down the nationwide shift to the left and parses out the dancing seats of power in Washington going into 2028.

In a historic move for progressives, the blue wave accurately forecasted by the polls wasn't just a blue wave -- it was a perfect storm. Harry gives an exclusive look at what exactly happened last night and how on Earth Democrats managed to pull this off.

In his final update before the 2026 midterm elections, Harry delivers his breakdown of who is likely to take control of Congress and how exactly they're going to do it.

In this special election edition of The Enten Scale, Harry dissects past wave elections to understand the tides of tomorrow and answer one crucial question: What are the chances we see a blue wave in November?

In this special election edition of The Enten Scale, Harry dives into the top issue that could secure a win for Democrats in the midterms... and it might surprise you. He poured over the data to answer one crucial question: Will it be enough?

In this special election edition of The Enten Scale, Harry takes an in depth look at what has historically been Republicans' stronghold with the American people: immigration. Data says-tides may be turning.

In this special election edition of The Enten Scale, Harry dives into the fallout from the Iran War and how the enduring ripple effects may show up in our voting booths.

In this special election edition of The Enten Scale, Harry examines how Americans view the Trump administration's approach to democratic values and norms, and how the expansion of executive power could affect voting in November.

In this special election edition of The Enten Scale, class is in session as Harry walks through the economic impact of Trump's tariffs and the true costs to American families. What will Congress look like if people vote for their wallets?

We're going to the US Open, baby! We're taking a look at how tennis has shifted over the last decade, running the stats to understand how the game is growing, and asking the question-is it all fair play? Harry is taking to the courts to find answers.

With the school year starting up, Harry reflects on his time as a student and all the ways that the structure and design of the American school day do not necessarily serve our children's best interests.

Americans vastly prefer ice in their beverages, meanwhile Europeans prefer to go without. The concept of climate control is uniquely American and (while an interesting cultural difference) as the plant warms, it just might be saving our lives.

Specialty coffee like lattes, cold brew, and premium beans are at their highest consumption levels ever, with young people driving the industry shift, no matter the price! When did coffee get so customizable, and is it bougie or about dang time?

We all know that sometimes the internet can go too far -- especially when it comes to amplifying the pressure people feel to look perfect. And while many believe that young men escape such demands, that doesn't match up with the reality.

this summer, opportunities for teenagers are at a nearly 80-year low, worse even than during the Great Recession of 2008. So, where are these jobs going? And who gets them?

Frozen yogurt is everywhere - with fro-yo shop openings up by over 50% in the last year and premium fro-yo brands dominating social media. Critics have asked, "Is fro-yo really healthier than ice cream?" Well, the data doesn't lie.

As summer vacation kicks in, swimmers look to have fun in the sun. Enten wades through the numbers to understand drowning hazards.

As we reflect on America's 250th birthday, CNN's Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten takes a long look at the backyard BBQ stalwart, the hot dog.

CNN's Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten looks at the shocking rise of soccer in the U.S. Fandom has doubled, participation is up nearly 50%, and the professional teams are booming. Could soccer unseat some of the four major sports?

Vineyards, coastlines, rolling hills, bistros and boats - your feeds may be flooded with images from "Euro Summer," but CNN's Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten says the math on these trips is getting harder and harder for most Americans.

CNN's Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten looks at the shift away from cash transactions in America. 78% of Americans prefer to pay with a card, and in some cases you don't even need the card itself! But, there's a hidden cost to this convenience.

We lost the penny, the nickel may be in danger, and the cost of living on the rise. CNN's Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten turns his eyes toward an unlikely hero: The $2 bill. Could normalizing their use add value to our lives, if not our bank accounts?

CNN's Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten explores the space around America's growing believe that aliens are out there. How did this fringe idea go mainstream? To find out, Harry beamed into The Pine Bush UFO and Paranormal Museum.

Americans are buying tickets to live events in record numbers. From sports, to comedy, to concerts -- ticket sales are through the roof. So why are movie theaters still empty? Grab your popcorn, because Harry Enten is diving into the numbers.