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Available reporting does not provide a reliable, population‑level percentage for how many couples “cuckold” or practice cuckolding; most pieces discuss definitions, anecdote, or small surveys rather t...
The official 2026 Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPL) figures used by most programs are published by HHS/ASPE and summarized in federal notices; they set a 100% FPL base and specify per-person add-ons (f...
The 2025 HHS poverty guidelines set the annual Federal Poverty Level (FPL) for the 48 contiguous states at $15,650 for a single-person household and $54,150 for an eight-person household, with per‑per...
Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential popular vote by about 1.5 percentage points and captured 312 Electoral College votes, according to Pew’s post‑election analysis . National turnout of the voting‑...
The available sources report that Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election and carried the Electoral College with 312 electoral votes to Kamala Harris’s 226 (National Archives; BBC) . Multiple ...
The best-supported, contemporaneous data indicate roughly , with between , depending on the reporting source. The headline figure that is contradicted by U.S. Census–related reporting and media fact c...
There is no single authoritative global breakdown of people by “race” in 2025; major data producers report by country, region, or continent instead. United Nations population totals and country projec...
Dearborn does not have an official count of Muslims in 2025 because the U.S. Census does not record religion; available reporting instead uses Middle Eastern/North African (MENA) ancestry and local in...
The United States “voting populous” can be described in three related ways: the voting-age population (people 18+), the citizen voting-eligible population (citizens legally eligible to vote), and the ...
No single, authoritative tally exists for how many people were living in the United States without legal status on December 31, 2025; independent researchers and advocacy groups produce divergent esti...
Estimates of how many Somalians (Somali Americans/Somali-origin residents) live in Minnesota vary widely in reporting: U.S. Census–based sources and data aggregators give figures in the 61,000–64,000 ...
There is no direct, cited statistic in the available sources that states what percentage of Somali‑born or Somali‑immigrant households in the United States receive government assistance; the sources i...
Reported shares of Somalis receiving government assistance vary widely depending on which benefit, which population (individuals vs. households), and which geography is measured: one commonly cited fi...
Available public reporting and academic summaries indicate Latino/Hispanic representation among ICE and Border Patrol agents has been substantially higher than the Hispanic share of the U.S. populatio...
The available materials do not provide a single definitive count of eligible voters who did not cast ballots in the 2024 general election, but they allow a reasoned range: , and a larger pool of . Pub...
Estimates of Minnesota’s Somali population vary widely across reputable and partisan sources: recent mainstream reporting and research groups put the figure between about 61,000 and nearly 110,000, wi...
Available sources disagree widely on counts but consistently report that Minnesota hosts the largest Somali community in the United States; recent estimates cited range from "more than 32,000" (Census...
Estimates of the Somali-origin population in the United States vary widely: recent American Community Survey (ACS) figures put a 2023 estimate at about 169,799 people of Somali ancestry while 2020 Cen...
Minnesota is widely reported as home to the nation’s largest Somali population — U.S. Census/ACS–based aggregations place the state’s Somali population around 61,000–64,000 in recent 2025 compilations...
About 17–18% of the U.S. population is age 65 or older in recent years, rising from roughly 55.8 million in 2020 to about 58–61 million by 2022–2024, and projected to reach roughly 22–23% by 2050 . Co...