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Estimates vary, but major public compilations place roughly 7.5–7.7 million Jews in the United States and show heavy geographic concentration: New York state (roughly 1.67–1.77 million) and California...
American Jews are a small share of the U.S. population—roughly 2%—but they are visibly overrepresented in national political office and have outsized influence in certain local electorates; measured c...
The largest U.S. Jewish metropolitan community is the New York–Newark–Jersey City area, reported at roughly 2.1–2.18 million Jews, followed by major concentrations in Los Angeles, Miami and other metr...
A consensus among available reporting and community studies points to rapidly expanding Jewish communities in Sun Belt metros — notably Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Orlando — alongside continued growth in ...
Major academic and advocacy sources treat the claim “Jews control US media” as a longstanding antisemitic conspiracy theory, not an evidence‑based finding; organizations such as the Anti‑Defamation Le...
State-level Jewish populations have shifted since 2000 mostly through growth in the Sun Belt and continued concentration in historical Northeastern centers; national estimates rose from about 6.1 mill...
The Access Hollywood tape produced an immediate, sharp public reaction but did not end Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign — studies and contemporary reporting show a measurable dip in support and attention ...
Early 20th‑century Supreme Court decisions during World War I — notably Schenck, Debs and Abrams — affirmed government power to punish speech that Congress said would obstruct the war effort, introduc...