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America Counts StoryThere’s No Place Like (Close to) HomeJuly 25, 2022New research shows where people move as young adults. Eight in 10 live within 100 miles of where they grew up.
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America Counts StoryMore Than One Million Americans Report Ukrainian AncestryJuly 07, 2022Census Bureau data provide a demographic and socioeconomic portrait of people born in Ukraine and those who report Ukrainian ancestry.
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America Counts StoryBroad Diversity of Asian, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander PopulationMay 25, 2022During Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we explore the broad diversity of this population in the United States.
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America Counts StoryCensus Bureau Launches Operation to Review Group Quarters CountsMay 31, 20222020 Post-Census Group Quarters Review is unique to the 2020 Census because of the challenge of counting group quarters populations during the pandemic.
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Press ReleaseCensus Bureau Projects U.S. and World Populations on New Year’s DayAs the nation prepares to ring in the new year, the U.S. Census Bureau today projected the U.S. population will be 335,893,238 at midnight EST, on Jan. 1, 2024.
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Press ReleaseBusiness Trends and Outlook Survey Data ReleaseThe U.S. Census Bureau today released new data products from the BTOS, a survey that measures business conditions and projections on an ongoing basis.
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Press ReleaseACS 5-Year State-to-County Migration Flows 2017-2021The U.S. Census Bureau today released new 2017-2021 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year state-to-county migration flows.
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Press ReleaseTendencias poblacionales de EE. UU. como antes de la pandemiaLa Oficina del Censo de los EE. UU. publica las nuevas estimaciones de población de la edición del 2023.
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Marriage and DivorceFewer Unmarried Women Gave Birth in the Past DecadeMay 19, 2026Several states in the South had higher levels of recent births to unmarried women than many states in the Midwest, Northeast and West.
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PopulationMovin’ Out: More Growth on Outer Edges of Major CitiesMay 14, 2026New 2025 Census Bureau population estimates for cities and towns show population growth farther from city centers, but not for every city.
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Small BusinessCensus Bureau Data Tell the Small Business StoryMay 04, 2026The 63rd Annual Small Business Week recognizes small businesses’ contribution to the nation’s economy.
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Families and Living ArrangementsOver a Third of Partners in Opposite-Sex Couples Were the Same AgeApril 27, 2026A new interactive data visualization explores characteristics of opposite-sex married and unmarried couples who lived together in 2025.
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PopulationEight of the Nation’s Top 15 Last Names Stayed the Same Since 1790April 14, 2026Newly released names data from the 2020 Census show which first and last names are the most popular across the nation.
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AgeU.S. Population Aging as Nation Turns 250April 09, 2026New population estimates show women still outnumbered men at older ages, but the gap is narrowing due to lower mortality rates and historical factors.
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Business and EconomyState Lottery Ticket Sales Soar as Prizes Get LargerApril 08, 2026While sales nearly doubled to $104.7 billion from 2008 to 2024, state lottery prizes more than doubled to $70.2 billion in FY 2024.
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Families and Living ArrangementsNumber of Same-Sex Couple Households Nearly Doubled From 2005 to 2024April 01, 2026Census Bureau data show demographic and economic characteristics of same- and opposite-sex couple U.S. households.
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Business and EconomyHighlighting Census Business Builder’s Geography FeaturesMarch 31, 2026Census Business Builder tool features unique ways to pull only the data you need by customizing regions and applying geographic filters.
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PopulationSome Like it Hot: County Domestic Migration Trends From 2011 to 2025March 26, 2026Counties that once attracted droves of domestic migrants have cooled off and other counties have replaced them as popular migration destinations.
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PopulationNet International Migration Down in Every State and Most CountiesMarch 26, 2026Census Bureau used new methodology to improve accuracy of county population estimates released today.
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Business and EconomyU.S. Chemical Manufacturers Grew Despite Overall Manufacturing DeclineMarch 05, 2026The chemical manufacturing industry creates commonplace products like medicine, soap and plastics.
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Income and PovertyMany U.S. Counties Had High Poverty Rates Over 20 YearsFebruary 26, 2026Recently released 2024 American Community Survey 5-year data identify places where poverty rates were consistently high since 2005.
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EmploymentUnexpected Workforce Trends in Post-Pandemic ManhattanFebruary 19, 2026Recent jobs data show Manhattan’s workforce shares have shifted younger, more female and into the Accommodation and Food Services industries after the pandemic.
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Business and EconomyAbility to Borrow Money Offers Clues to Financial Health of BusinessesFebruary 10, 2026Most employer businesses that applied for credit got what they asked for, according to the latest available data from the Annual Business Survey.
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IncomeHow Income Varies by Race and GeographyJanuary 29, 2026Median income of non-Hispanic White households declined in five states over the past 15 years: Alaska, Connecticut, Louisiana, Nevada, and New Mexico.
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HousingShare of Owner-Occupied, Mortgage-Free Homes Up in 2024January 29, 2026The share of U.S. homeowners without a mortgage was higher in 2024 than a decade earlier nationwide and in every state, though not all counties saw increases.
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HousingRental Costs Up, Mortgages Stayed FlatJanuary 29, 2026Newly Released American Community Survey compares 2020-2024 and 2015-2019 housing costs by county.
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PopulationU.S. Population Growth Slowest Since COVID-19 PandemicJanuary 27, 2026The decline in international migration was felt across the states, though its impact varied.
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Business and EconomyWho Are the Inventors and Firms That Generate the Most Patents?January 22, 2026Research that links patent inventors to Census Bureau data shows that startups tended to produce fewer but more impactful patents than older firms.
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Marriage and DivorceThe Long-Term Effects of Divorce on ChildrenJanuary 20, 2026Children of divorce face higher risks of teen pregnancy, incarceration, low income and early death.
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Business and EconomyExploring New Frontiers With the Quarterly Workforce IndicatorsJanuary 13, 2026New data on employment and hiring for detailed national industries enable data users to explore the composition and dynamics of specialized workforces.
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Business and EconomyEconomic Census Highlights Variety of Products Many Industries SellJanuary 06, 2026North American Product Classification System (NAPCS) Data Release from the 2022 Economic Census is a treasure trove of unique information.
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Business and EconomyRevenue and Employment Trends Reveal Shifts in U.S. EconomyDecember 30, 2025Revenue and employment losses in select retail industries continued, while online sales brokers and local delivery boomed.
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EmploymentThe Stories Behind Census Numbers in 2025December 22, 2025A year-end review of America Counts stories on everything from families and housing to business and income.
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Families and Living ArrangementsMore First-Time Moms Live With an Unmarried PartnerDecember 16, 2025About a quarter of all first-time mothers were cohabiting at the time of childbirth in the early 2020s. College-educated moms were more likely to be married.
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Business and EconomyState Governments Parlay Sports Betting Into Tax WindfallDecember 10, 2025Total state-level sports betting tax revenues has increased 382% since the third quarter of 2021, when data collection began.
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EmploymentU.S. Workforce is Aging, Especially in Some FirmsDecember 02, 2025Firms in sectors like utilities and manufacturing and states like Maine are more likely to have a high share of workers over age 55.
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PopulationTribal Casinos: An Economic BoonNovember 20, 2025A new study explores how tribal casino expansion in the 1990s and 2000s affected poverty, jobs and income for American Indian communities and their neighbors.
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NAICS Sector 31-33 ManufacturingSome Less Populous States Have High Manufacturing Revenue Per CapitaSeptember 29, 2025Today is the start of a week of celebrations at the Census Bureau marking the 14th annual Manufacturing Day on October 3.
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Families and Living ArrangementsCouples’ Finances: Married but SeparateSeptember 24, 2025While most married couples had joint bank accounts, fewer shared all their financial accounts.
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FertilityChildlessness on the Rise — Except for Women Ages 45 to 50September 23, 2025From 2014 to 2024, the share of older mothers rose as fewer teens and women in their 20s and 30s had children.
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Business and EconomyHow AI and Other Technology Impacted Businesses and WorkersSeptember 17, 2025Businesses report that, in most cases, adoption of new technologies like robotics and Artificial Intelligence had no impact on worker numbers or skill level.
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HousingHow the Nation’s Housing Changed in 20 YearsSeptember 16, 2025Twenty years of American Community Survey data show higher housing costs for renters and a smaller share of homeowners with mortgages.
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HousingRecent Homebuyers Face Highest Mortgage Payments in Nearly Two DecadesSeptember 11, 2025Despite higher median monthly mortgage payments, homeowners who moved in 2024 lived in homes with lower median values than those who moved in 2021.
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HealthUninsured Rates Up in 18 States and District of ColumbiaSeptember 11, 2025The percentage of people with Medicaid coverage dropped in 30 states, contributing to a rise in the uninsured rate from 2023 to 2024.