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cnbc.compolitics2 days ago
More than 25 million adults under 35 lived with parents in 2025
Census data analyzed by Realtor.com shows a record share of younger adults living with parents. The trend coincides with higher home prices and rents.
sbs.com.auworld3 days ago
Olivia Tops Girls' Names in England and Wales for Tenth Year
The Office for National Statistics released 2025 baby name data showing Olivia as the leading girls' name and Muhammad as the leading boys' name in England and Wales. National Records of Scotland reported Freya and Noah as the top names there.
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pewresearch.orgpolitics3 days ago
Indian-Born Residents Form Largest Foreign-Born Group in Australia
Indian-born residents now constitute the largest foreign-born population in Australia. A reception in Melbourne for the Indian prime minister drew a large crowd while migration policy remains under discussion.
crowdfundinsider.comfinance4 days ago
Federal Reserve Survey Finds 49 Percent of Young Adults Live With Parents, Household Financial Comfort Near Post-Pandemic High
The Federal Reserve's latest Report on the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households shows 49 percent of adults ages 18 to 29 live with parents. Another 47 percent in the same group received outside financial help for expenses. The figures exceed last year's levels and extend to adu…
theblaze.comworld4 days agoUpdated
Olivia Tops Girls' Names and Muhammad Tops Boys' Names in England and Wales for 2025
The Office for National Statistics released annual figures showing Muhammad as the most popular boys' name and Olivia as the most popular girls' name. The data covers 585,396 live births registered across England and Wales last year.
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.
South China Morning Postworld6 days ago
Vietnam Offers Cash, Housing, and Leave Incentives to Raise Birth Rate
A population law effective July 1 provides maternity leave, subsidies, bonuses up to US$228 and housing priority to raise birth rates. Vietnam's fertility rate reached 1.93 births per woman in 2025, below the 2.1 replacement level.
eonline.combusiness10 days ago
Home price-to-income ratio for under-40 households reaches 3.5 in 2024
The ratio of median home price to median household income for adults under 40 rose from 2.4 in 1975 to 3.5 in 2024. First-time buyers accounted for 21 percent of purchases in 2025, a record low.
finance10 days ago
BLS Publishes 2025 American Time Use Survey on Daily Activities
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released results from its 2025 American Time Use Survey. The data detail average hours Americans spent on personal care, work, household tasks, leisure, and time alone. Differences appear by weekday versus weekend, employment status, gender, age, an…
GB Newspolitics11 days ago
Deaths projected to exceed births annually in England and Wales from 2026
Official projections show deaths will outnumber births every year in England and Wales beginning in 2026. The Office for National Statistics revised its population estimates earlier this year, citing lower birth rates and reduced net migration.
South China Morning Postworld11 days ago
Unstaffed Stores Using Robots Reach About 9,000 Across South Korea
Owners adopt self-service models with robotic arms to cut labor costs as the population shrinks. The number of such outlets reached about 9,000 by the end of 2024.
axios.compolitics13 days ago
U.S. fertility rate falls to 53 births per 1,000 women in first quarter of 2026
Provisional CDC data show the general fertility rate dropped during January through March. Fewer than 900,000 babies have been born in the United States so far this year.
dailyalert.orgworld15 days ago
Israel recorded 22,522 new immigrants in 2025
The Aliyah and Integration Ministry reported a modest decline from prior years. Immigration from France rose 51 percent while arrivals from the United States reached 3,781.
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jns.orgworld16 days ago
Abortion application rates fell in 2024 while approval stayed at 99.8 percent
A government statistical report showed fewer Israeli women applied for abortions last year. Nearly all requests that met legal criteria received approval.
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wnd.compolitics16 days ago
Supreme Court Allows End to Temporary Protected Status for Hundreds of Thousands
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the administration can end temporary protected status for hundreds of thousands of migrants. Census data show foreign migration into the U.S. fell from 2.7 million in 2024 to a projected 300,000 this year.
news.google.combusiness18 days ago
Maybank Seeks to Raise Singapore Revenue Share from 20% to 30% by 2030
Singapore contributes 20 percent of Maybank’s annual revenue. Country CEO Alvin Lee targets growth through wealth products for an aging population and cross-border financing.
csmonitor.comworld20 days ago
Philippines Fertility Rate at 1.7 and Thailand at 0.9, Both Below Replacement Level
The Philippines now records 1.7 children per woman while Thailand sits at 0.9, both below the 2.1 replacement level. Middle-income Southeast Asian nations face rapid fertility declines once limited to wealthier countries.
conservativehome.comfinance20 days ago
Keir Starmer Announces Resignation After Two Years as Prime Minister
Starmer steps down after two years, opening nominations next month for a successor. The move follows Labour losses in May local elections and comes amid new data on Brexit costs and population trends.
dnaindia.comscience22 days ago
India's Supreme Court to Hear 2021 Petition Challenging Parsi Community Membership Rules
A 2021 petition by an intermarried Parsi couple seeks to allow children of Parsi mothers to join the community, testing a 1908 Bombay High Court precedent.
indianexpress.comworld23 days ago
Share of U.S. Adults 18-34 Living With Parents Holds Near 2020 Peak as Rents Fall
A Realtor.com analysis of Census Bureau data shows 25.2 million young adults remained at home amid higher housing costs. The share is nearly unchanged from the 2020 pandemic peak.
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New York Postfinance26 days ago
Southern California ZIP Code Leads U.S. Housing Growth From 2014 to 2023
Housing units in Chino's 91708 ZIP code rose 1,318 percent between 2014 and 2023. Two other Southern California ZIP codes also ranked among the nation's fastest-growing areas.
nypost.comworld26 days ago
52% of Different-Sex Couples With Children Both Worked Full Time in 2025; 23% Had Full-Time Father and Homemaker Mother
Pew Research Center data released Tuesday show record dual full-time employment among different-sex couples with children under 18.
flowingdata.comworld29 days ago
U.S. Census Data Show All Midwest States Gained Population From July 2024 to July 2025
U.S. Census Bureau data show all twelve states in the region posted gains while coastal housing costs remain far higher. Families cite lower home prices and reduced financial stress as reasons for relocating.
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opindia.comworld29 days ago
India's Total Fertility Rate Falls to 1.9 Children per Woman
Government data released last month show India's fertility rate has dropped below the 2.1 replacement level. Women interviewed in Bengaluru cite career priorities, education, and living costs as factors in their decisions about having children.
foxnews.compolitics30 days ago
U.S. School Enrollment Falls Nearly 1 Million Since 2019 as Latino Share Rises to 24%
Census data show white non-Latino enrollment dropped to 36.6 million while Latino enrollment rose to 18.4 million. Total school enrollment also declined nearly 4 million from its 2011 peak.
New Scientistscience31 days ago
UK Survey: 49% of Gen Z Aged 16-29 in Steady Relationships vs 57% of Millennials at Same Age
A national survey shows fewer Gen Z adults aged 16-29 are in steady relationships than millennials were at the same age, largely because fewer live with partners.
naturalnews.comfinance31 days ago
Study Links Early iPhone Access to Fertility Rate Declines
A working paper found birth rates fell more sharply in U.S. regions with early iPhone availability than in areas without access. The analysis covered the period when one carrier held exclusive distribution rights.
rte.ieworld32 days ago
Study Links iPhone Access to Part of U.S. Fertility Drop Since 2007, Leaving Most of Decline Unexplained
A Middlebury College study attributes 33% to 52% of the post-2007 U.S. birth-rate drop to iPhone access. The analysis used AT&T coverage patterns as a natural experiment.
theyeshivaworld.compolitics32 days ago
Social Security Trustees Lower Long-Run Fertility Projection to 1.75, Move Trust Fund Exhaustion Date to 2032
The annual trustees report lowered the assumed total fertility rate and widened the 75-year solvency gap, with half the deterioration tied to the fertility change.
automotiveworld.comworld33 days ago
Study Finds iPhone Availability Correlates With One-Third to One-Half of U.S. Fertility Decline in Early Rollout Counties
Economist Caitlin Myers found that counties with early AT&T iPhone access saw larger fertility drops than those without. The study covers the 2007-2011 period when the device was exclusive to the carrier.
automotiveworld.comtechnology33 days ago
Study Finds iPhone Introduction Correlated With 33-52% of U.S. Fertility Decline in 2007-2011 Window, But Majority Remains Unexplained
A new study attributes 33% to 52% of the decline in U.S. birth rates between 2007 and 2011 to the iPhone's introduction and its distribution through AT&T.
world35 days ago
Americans Move Between States for Multiple Reasons Including Politics
Recent Census and Stateline data show nearly equal numbers of people moved between Texas and Washington in 2024, while Republican counties gained 3.7 million residents from mid-2020 to mid-2023. Individuals cite taxes, safety, schools, and weather alongside political alignment wh…
thenation.comscience35 days ago
Preterm birth rates rise in parts of Ukraine near front lines
Data from three regions show preterm birth rates increased between 2019 and 2025. Hospitals in Zaporizhzhia continue neonatal care during air-raid alerts while mothers manage infant health needs alone.
politics36 days ago
Japan Sees Rise in Anti-Foreigner Sentiment as Far-Right Party Gains Seats
Public support for tighter immigration rules has increased alongside the growth of the Sanseito party. Surveys show most respondents back new restrictions on foreign residents and visitors.
nippon.combusiness40 days ago
Japan records 671,236 births in 2025, tenth straight annual decline
The total marks a 2.2 percent drop from 2024, a slower rate of decline than the roughly 5 percent annual drops recorded in prior years. Births among women aged 30-34 rose from 253,444 to 255,665.
Japan Timesworld45 days ago
Humanoids Summit in Tokyo discusses robots as labor gap solution
The two-day Humanoids Summit in Tokyo concluded on Friday with discussions on using humanoid robots to address workforce shortages. Speakers cited declining birth rates in Japan, the United States, and globally as a driver of investment in robotics.
Semaforworld46 days ago
Capsule toy stores reach 1,400 locations across Japan
Japan now has about 1,400 stores selling small toys from coin-operated machines. The stores occupy retail spaces left vacant after the pandemic. The trend coincides with a record low number of children in the country.
uctoday.comworld46 days ago
Italian Town Offers Homes for One Euro to Address Population Decline
Civita, a small Italian town, has introduced a program offering homes for one euro to attract new residents. The initiative responds to ongoing population loss in the community.
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koreaherald.comworld47 days ago
U.S. Fertility Rate Hits Record Low as Population Growth Slows
U.S. births have fallen below deaths in recent projections while net immigration has declined. The working-age population supporting retirees is shrinking, affecting programs such as Social Security and Medicare.
finance47 days ago
Economist Describes U.S. Economy as G-Shaped Driven by Older Americans
Ed Yardeni of Yardeni Research outlined a G-shaped economy in a client note. The description centers on spending patterns among Americans born 1946-1964 and their financial transfers to younger relatives.
rediff.comworld48 days ago
Israel Posts Muslim Population Education Statistics on Social Media
The State of Israel's official Arabic-language X account shared education data for the country's Muslim population on Tuesday. The post cited the Central Bureau of Statistics and marked the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Adha.
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vancouversun.comscience48 days ago
CNN Newsletter Covers Heat, Immigration, Mixed Heritage, Coffee Chain, Astronomy
The newsletter lists five stories from recent days. Each item summarizes a separate topic without added analysis.
onemileatatime.comfinance49 days ago
Rosewood Hotels Sets 16-Week Paid Parental Leave Policy for All Employees
The Hong Kong-based hotel chain introduced a global parental leave benefit offering 16 weeks of fully paid leave to every employee, regardless of gender, seniority, or whether the child is adopted. The policy exceeds statutory minimums in most Asian markets where the company oper…
nypost.comworld49 days ago
Commentary Roundup Covers Colbert Exit, Police Incident, Union Spending, Miami Assimilation, and Civil-Rights Figure
A New York Post compilation published May 25, 2026, presents five opinion pieces on recent events. The pieces address Stephen Colbert’s final Late Show broadcast, a Southampton arrest, teachers-union finances, Hispanic assimilation metrics in Miami, and the death of Robert L. Woo…
thehindu.comworld49 days ago
U.S. Fertility Rate Falls to Record Low of 53.1 Births per 1,000 Women in 2025
The U.S. general fertility rate reached a new low of 53.1 births per 1,000 women aged 15-44 in 2025. Officials and analysts cited smartphones, marriage trends, and costs of child-rearing as contributing factors.
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axios.comfinance49 days ago
U.S. Birth Rate Falls 30 Percent Since Pre-2008 Levels
@KobeissiLetter reported the U.S. birth rate has declined 30 percent from pre-2008 levels while financial wealth reached record highs. The post linked the drop to widening gaps between asset owners and non-owners after the 2008 and 2020 downturns.
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bbc.co.ukworld49 days ago
Londoners Give Mixed Responses on Bank Holiday Birth Rate Plans
GB News interviewed several Londoners on the May bank holiday about whether they planned to conceive children. Responses varied between those unavailable and those open to the idea later.
asiaone.comworld50 days ago
Iranian Cleric Calls for Higher Birth Rates
Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei has called for increased marriage and birth rates. The push follows similar efforts by his father and addresses expected demographic pressures.
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america.cgtn.comai51 days ago
Indeed Report Projects U.S. Unemployment at 8% by 2040
A report from Indeed Hiring Lab finds that demographic shifts and AI-driven changes in job requirements could create a mismatch between available positions and worker skills. The analysis projects unemployment nearly doubling if employers and workers do not adjust hiring, trainin…
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nypost.comworld51 days ago
Study Ranks U.S. States by Gen Z Driver Crash Rates
A report using federal data ranked states by accident, fatality, speeding and alcohol-related crash rates for drivers ages 15 to 29. Montana recorded the highest recklessness score; New York recorded the lowest.
manilatimes.networld51 days ago
Filipino Workers Make Up Part of Greenland's Population
Around 1,200 Filipinos live among Greenland's 57,000 residents. The Danish autonomous territory faces labor shortages and population decline.
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csmonitor.comworld52 days ago
Seoul Apartment Prices Rose 19 Percent in Past Year
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has identified housing affordability as a national priority. Apartment prices in Seoul increased nearly 19 percent over the past year, and the number of residents in their 20s and 30s who own homes reached record lows.
The Independentworld52 days ago
Maine County Commissioners Average 68 Years Old
Maine county commissioners have a median age of 68. Several commissioners are in their 80s and 90s while younger candidates remain few.
Fortunefinance52 days ago
Economist Says Generational Shift Creating Workforce Imbalance
Svenja Gudell, chief economist at Indeed, stated that baby boomers are retiring faster than younger workers can replace them. The shift is affecting multiple industries across the U.S. and other developed countries.
link.springer.comfinance53 days ago
UN Projects Rising Old-Age Dependency Ratios in Multiple Countries
United Nations data show the number of people aged 65 and older relative to the working-age population is projected to increase in many nations through 2050. South Korea, Italy, and China are expected to see the largest rises.
nypost.comfinance54 days ago
Gen Z Women Account for 35% of Homebuyers in Their Generation
Single Gen Z women made up 35% of home purchases by their generation between July 2024 and June 2025, nearly double the 18% share for single Gen Z men, according to National Association of Realtors data.
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finance.yahoo.comworld54 days ago
American Jewish Population Trends Show Declining Numbers and Growing Ultra-Orthodox Share
A report describes a declining overall population and rising ultra-Orthodox share among American Jews. The changes are projected to affect community wealth and influence.
fortune.comfinance54 days ago
Single Gen Z Women Outpace Men in Home Purchases
Single Gen Z women accounted for 35 percent of homebuyers in their generation while single Gen Z men accounted for 18 percent, according to National Association of Realtors data covering July 2024 through June 2025. Overall Gen Z buyers represented 4 percent of all U.S. home purc…
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finance54 days ago
World Bank Data Ranks Countries by Birth Rates in 2024
Business Insider compiled World Bank figures showing the ten countries with the highest and lowest crude birth rates. The United States recorded 10.6 births per 1,000 people and a fertility rate of 1.6 births per woman.
washingtonpost.comworld55 days ago
Hungary Offers Tax Breaks and Cash Aid to Encourage Larger Families
Hungary is promoting tax breaks, cash aid, and pro-family messaging as measures to encourage larger families. The policies aim to address demographic trends through financial incentives and public messaging.
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