US job numbers show a surprising rise in native-born employment. However, this surge appears to be an illusion. Aggressive ...

Tactless as it may have been, Biden was not wrong. Japan, in particular, is expected to see its population drop by a third in the next half-century. But a few months ago, the US Census Bureau released ...

The United States could see its population shrink for the first time ever in 2025 as immigration numbers and birth rates have plummeted, according to a report. Net international migration to the US in ...

Several U.S. cities are on track for rapid growth by 2026, driven by jobs, affordability, and lifestyle shifts drawing new residents in.

In what’s come to be known as America’s baby bust, the nation’s fertility rate has fallen to an all-time low of 1.6 children ...

Young Americans are deciding to have fewer children than previous generations — or none at all — and it’s causing the overall population to age. New population estimates published this week by the U.S ...

The United States population grew by 3.3 million people this year, the highest increase in more than two decades that was primarily driven by immigration, according to data released this week by the U ...

Immigration in 2024 drove U.S. population growth to its fastest rate in 23 years as the nation surpassed 340 million residents, the U.S. Census Bureau said Thursday. The 1% growth rate this year was ...

The population of the United States has grown almost 123 times since the first federal census was conducted after the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776. In 1780, the ...

The Congressional Budget Office has shrunk its projections for the U.S. population in 30 years to 372 million residents, a 2.8% drop from last year, citing declining birth rates and less expected ...

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In a country where some 68 million Latin Americans — nearly 20% of the population — are redefining their place in public life, Latino identity in the United States is at a turning point. Growth no ...