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focustaiwan.twpolitics6 days ago
U.S. Population Ages 45-64 Declined 3.2 Percent From 2020 to 2025
New Census Bureau estimates show the 45-64 age group fell by 2.68 million people between April 2020 and July 2025. The decline occurred as the overall U.S. population continued to age and the median age rose to 39.4.
joe.ieworld31 days ago
Study finds 47% of non-citizen households and 28% of U.S.-born households used at least one welfare program
A Center for Immigration Studies analysis of Census data shows non-citizen-headed households used at least one traditional welfare program at higher rates than U.S.-born households in nearly every state.
finance32 days ago
U.S. Public Schools Spent Average of $17,619 per Student in 2024
New York recorded the highest per-student spending at $31,918 while Idaho recorded the lowest at $11,060. State and local governments supplied nearly 90 percent of the nearly $995 billion total.
finance.yahoo.comworld59 days ago
Muslim Population in England and Wales Reaches 6.5%, Report Finds
The Muslim Council of Britain released British Muslims in Numbers this week, analysing census data from 2001, 2011 and 2021. The report details a median age of 27 for Muslims, 13 years below the national average, with nearly half under 25. It also highlights rising education leve…
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rnz.co.nzfinance59 days ago
Census Data Shows Five Fastest-Growing U.S. Cities All Located in Texas
New Census Bureau figures released Thursday indicate Celina, Fulshear, Princeton, Melissa and Anna led the nation in population growth rates between July 2024 and July 2025. All five cities have fewer than 65,000 residents and lie in the outer rings of the Dallas-Fort Worth and H…
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reviewjournal.combusiness60 days ago
Midsize US Cities Hold Steady as National Population Growth Slows
Midsize US cities maintained stable populations from July 2024 to July 2025 while the national population grew at one of its slowest rates in recent years. The Census Bureau reported the nation's population rose by about 1.8 million to nearly 342 million, a 0.5 percent increase.…
marketwatch.comworld60 days ago
Midsize Cities Maintain Population Growth as U.S. Overall Rate Declines
New census estimates show the nation's largest cities experienced the sharpest slowdowns in population growth over the past year. The changes come as immigration levels declined and birthrates fell across the country. Midsize cities held relatively steady during the period.
New York Postpolitics65 days ago
U.S. ZIP Codes Show Wide Range in College Degree Attainment, From 1% to Over 90%
New Census Bureau data analyzed by UnitedStatesZipCodes.org shows stark contrasts in educational attainment across 41,552 active U.S. ZIP codes. Boston's 02210 leads with 95.7 percent of adults 25 and older holding college degrees while Green Bay's 54307 sits at the bottom. The A…