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The contribution of foreign-born growth to overall US population change.
remain the predominant racial group by a wide margin: most broad analyses and recent Census-based estimates show people identifying as White (alone or in combination) form the largest single racial ca...
The claim that “the majority of Americans think should die” is not supported by the reporting provided: contemporary national polls show and rising disapproval of President Trump’s performance on spec...
The question essentially asks which cultural, economic, health and consumer currents are dominant in the United States right now; the short answer: slow demographic growth and aging, cautious consumer...
The most widely cited official U.S. population estimate for 2024 is about 340 million people, based on the U.S. Census Bureau’s annual population estimates that prompted headlines noting the nation “s...
The most recent publicly reported state-level shifts show Sun Belt giants — Texas and Florida — among the largest gainers in raw population and growth rate, while long-standing population losers inclu...