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Half of renters live somewhere they can't afford
For decades, financial advisors and the federal government have recommended that Americans spend no…
Eliza Relman,Noah Sheidlower
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This map shows where immigrants are moving in the US
Just over 70% of the 3,143 counties and county-equivalents saw positive net international migration…
Madison Hoff
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An ex-Wall Street banker who's visited all 50 states at least 3 times shares his least favorite US cities
Lee Abbamonte has visited several major US cities while traveling through all 50 US states. Some ci…
Maria Noyen
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Can this Latino statistician end the politicization of the US census? Some experts seem to think so.
Robert L. Santos is the first Latino director of the US Census Bureau, but takes the helm of a high…
Gwen Aviles
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The 2020 US Census undercounted Black, Latino and Indigenous households while White and Asian populations were overcounted, officials say
The census, which is mandated every 10 years under the US Constitution, is used to decide Congressi…
Natalie Musumeci
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What housing bubble? US new-home sales just plunged to pandemic-era lows
Sales of new homes in the US slowed to an annual pace of 591,000 units in April, falling well below…
Ben Winck,Alcynna Lloyd,Madis…
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California has the highest poverty level of all states in the US, according to US Census Bureau data
Although government programs helped to keep many afloat in 2020, Californians still struggled to st…
Morgan Keith
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The US economy just saw a big downward revision in jobs added over the last year. Why investors shouldn't sweat it.
"Job growth is still positive. If you are in the rate cut in September camp, these data all but sea…
Matthew Fox
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This map shows where people moved during the pandemic
The pandemic shook up US counties' populations as Americans looked for cheaper living or a more idy…
Madison Hoff
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The fastest-growing and shrinking counties in the US
A press release from the Census Bureau noted six of the fastest-growing large counties were in Texa…
Madison Hoff
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This map shows where there were more deaths than births last year
Every county in Maine had a natural decrease in population from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021, acco…
Madison Hoff
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The top places in the US where everyone is moving
A few big Texas counties had especially high positive net domestic migration rates. A lot of Califo…
Madison Hoff
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US housing starts grew less than expected in May as construction bottlenecks stifled raging demand
Starts rose 3.6% last month, missing the median estimate of a 3.9% gain. The reading suggests soari…
Ben Winck
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Why so many men in the US have stopped working
Men aren't working at the same rate they did in decades past. We asked two economists to help us fi…
Jacob Zinkula,Andy Kiersz
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Sun Belt states will gain House seats but the Rust Belt will lose congressional representation as the 2020 census shifts power
Texas and Florida will gain House seats, while Northeastern and Midwest states will lose seats, acc…
Grace Panetta
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West Virginia had the largest population drop in the US from 2010 to 2020, the census shows
In 2010, the population of the Mountain State stood at 1.85 million, but by 2020, that number had d…
John L. Dorman
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Some founders are throwing 'business showers' for their new companies - and one received $10,000 in gifts to help grow her startup
Female-founder coaching firm Makelane has a virtual "business shower" kit to help throw the parties…
Anna Cooban
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The fastest-growing and fastest-shrinking cities in the US
Wildwood-The Villages, Florida, had the highest percent increase in its population among metros. Da…
Madison Hoff
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The great migration of 2020: People from New York and California moved in droves this year - here are the states that benefited from the mass exodus, from Idaho to Texas
Idaho, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and Texas gained the most new residents amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a…
Taylor Borden
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Americans looking for new homes are so desperate they're paying more for previously owned units than brand new ones for the first time in 16 years
This pricing phenomenon hasn't occurred since 2005 and comes as overwhelming demand boosts single-f…