A week ago, the Pew Research Center for People and the Press released a poll asking Americans to predict life in 2050. The results reveled...
Nobody’s home in 1 out of 3 city lots, but most houses OK, survey finds. John Gallagher from Detroit Free Press reports that a recent landma...
"Livonia, Michigan, had the highest census participation rate not because of what it did – but because of what it is." How, you a...
Sam Roberts from New York Times reports on various striking trends (young population growth, poverty rates and median household income are a...
A New York Times article reports that there are more than 1,300 megachurches in the U.S., according to a recent survey. Some of the megach...
In another sign of the increasing diversity of suburbs, the New York Times now reports that "Two large suburban counties flipped from...
Maps and mapping resources found on the Census Bureau's web site. State level maps indicating percent distributions and some detailed...
According to a new Pew report based on the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey , nearly one-in-five American women between forty ...
"Did you know that filling out your census card will help computer scientists model how diseases spread in the United States? " Th...
Population Reference Bureau (PRB) reports that even as African women use family planning more and bear fewer children, the continent's ...
PRB's Population Bulletin , " U.S. Economic and Social Trends Since 2000 ," by Linda A. Jacobsen and Mark Mather, is a wide-r...
Mark Mather explores the enduring impact of the U.S. Baby Boom on Race and Ethnicity . According to new population estimates from the Cens...
The Pew Research Center has released a report on the rate of interracial and interethnic marriages. Socially taboo and even illegal not long...
The 2009 population estimates for America's largest cities are out today. As has long been the case, New York is America's largest c...
Steve Kolowich fron Inside Higher Ed finds that data from a new survey suggests that 80 percent of professors, with little variance by age ...
Using 2009 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Economic Policy Institute , the New York Times looked for a correlation between...
MSNBC and Bloomberg analyze a host of lesser known economic indicators which suggest that the economic recovery may be stronger than expe...
A New York Times article written by David Streitfeld on May 19, 2010, addresses the confounding effect of seasonal differences on Mortgage D...
The Pew Research Center provides an interactive knowledge quiz, which test the public's knowledge of prominent people and major events i...
Pew Research Center for the People & Press offers an interactive graphic feature that displays public trust in government based on sever...
In an unusually formatted New York Times op-ed entitled The States of War , Ian Livingston, Heather Messera, and Michael O'Hanlon , a...
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