U.S. Census Bureau
Hispanics to Become Largest Group in Texas
Migration and higher fertility rates have increased the proportion of Hispanics in Texas in recent decades.
Would Census Citizenship Question Be Unconstitutional?
A group of democratic attorney generals made the complaint in a letter to the Trump administration
2020 Census Will Ask About White Origins
2020 Census form will ask "white" people to elaborate on ethnicity but does not expand questions for people who identify as Hispanic, Middle Eastern, or North African"
Citizenship Question On 2020 Census Could Cause Problem
The Department of Justice has asked the Census Bureau if it could include a question about citizenship in the 2020 census form.
Non-Hispanic White Population Growth Slows in U.S.
Hispanics and Asians were the fastest-growing groups in the U.S. between 2015 and 2016.
Why Are There More Trans People Today?
Better data means better estimates and more recent data means collecting data at a time when more people can safely/publicly identify as trans.
As Wealth Inequality Soars, One City Shows the Way
The city of Ogden, together with its neighboring communities, has the narrowest wealth gap among America's largest metropolitan statistical areas.
U.S. Household Incomes Lost Ground, Number of Uninsured Dropped, Poverty Rate Ticked Up in 2014
The nation's economic expansion has not led to gains for many Americans, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's annual estimates.