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Multiple imaging and casting studies report measurable differences in vaginal, labial and pelvic-floor dimensions across ethnic groups—for example, ethnic Chinese women in a comparative study had vagi...
During Donald Trump’s first term and into the COVID crisis the U.S. labor market swung from historically low unemployment — 3.5% pre-pandemic — to a pandemic peak above 14% and then partial recovery, ...
Joe Biden’s large 2020 vote total reflected a combination of , demographic coalitions (notably strong support from Black, Hispanic, Asian, women, and highly educated voters), gains in suburban areas, ...
The best national measures show violent crime victims and offenders are not evenly distributed: males account for the large majority of offenders while victimization rates are broadly similar across W...
Alaska and several Plains states consistently appear at the top of state-level rape or sexual-assault lists, with Alaska often reported as having a rate roughly three times the national average; natio...
Available research shows consistent gender differences in attitudes and experiences with oral sex within many societies — for example, several studies report men more often report receiving oral sex a...
The analyses converge on three dominant drivers of the 2025 U.S. House outcomes: , , and — including Hispanic voter shifts, redistricting fights, and a spate of special elections and resignations that...
COVID-19 mortality in the United States followed a steep age gradient: the oldest Americans experienced by far the highest death rates, while children and young adults experienced very low death rates...
Republican support for Donald Trump between 2016 and 2024 shows a . Polling cited in the supplied analyses reports a fall in expressed Republican loyalty from roughly 91% in 2016 to 79% by 2024, even ...
The claim that “White people receive more food than any other group” is . Federal data show non-Hispanic white people are the largest single racial group by count among SNAP participants, but Black, H...
The 2025 Texas congressional maps were enacted to create up to , setting the stage for potential GOP gains in the 2026 U.S. House elections while triggering legal challenges arguing racial discriminat...
Right-sided chest or upper abdominal pain during a respiratory illness can be benign (cough-related musculoskeletal pain or reflux) but also signal life‑threatening problems—acute coronary syndrome, p...
The principal, well-established risk factors for prostate cancer are advancing age, race/ethnicity (notably higher risk in men of African descent), and a family history or inherited genetic mutations;...
Abortion provision in the U.S. rose overall after 2020 even as state-level bans reduced in-state access in many places; Guttmacher reported clinician‑provided abortions increased compared with 2020 an...
Available government and research data do not identify U.S. cities where “white women” uniquely suffer systematically higher rates of random street attacks compared with other groups; Bureau of Justic...
SNAP/EBT enrollment varies by race because of intersecting socioeconomic forces: Black, Hispanic, and Native American communities have higher participation rates relative to their population share dri...
The Affordable Care Act substantially in health‑insurance coverage after its major provisions took effect in 2014, with larger absolute gains for Black and Hispanic adults than for White adults. Gains...
SNAP’s racial and ethnic composition has shifted since 2000 toward greater reliance among , with Black households notably overrepresented relative to their population share; pandemic-era enrollments s...
California and Texas differ sharply in , and those differences shape how maps are drawn and whom they advantage. Recent reporting and academic analysis from September–December 2025 show Texas’s rapid ...