Percent of Boomers who find themselves "saying or thinking the following types of things in regards to someone younger" than they ...

Percentage of Americans aged 15 or older who participated in selected primary activities on an average day in 2015... 79.9% watched televi...

The Internet of Things is a growing category of technology that allows consumers to control household appliances and devices through the int...

Percentage of American adults who are white, married, and Christian... 2015: 28% 2010: 31% 2000: 35% 1990: 46% 1980: 56% Source: Pub...

We're backtracking. Median household income in May 2016 fell below the median of December 2007 (the start of the Great Recession) after ...

The U.S. population grew by 12.1 million between 2010 and 2015, according to the Census Bureau. Non-Hispanic Whites accounted for just 5 per...

Alternative medicine is big business. Americans spend $30 billion annually out-of-pocket on what the federal government calls "compleme...

How much do Americans love cars? They love them so much that one in four adults (or their spouse or partner) bought a car or truck in the pa...

Just how accurate are even the best surveys—the federal government's Current Population Survey, for example. The CPS is the source of vi...

Better physical health is not the only potential benefit of the Affordable Care Act, according to a Liberty Street Economics analysis. Finan...

Newspaper employment has plummeted over the past two decades, according to a Demo Memo analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics' data, wi...

Every year for the past three, the Federal Reserve Board has surveyed the nation's households to determine their economic well-being. Am...

Risky behavior ranked by percentage of 9th to 12th graders engaging in the activity... 41.5% texted or emailed while driving in past 30 da...

What is the most effective way to improve the economic wellbeing of the nation's low-income households? A study by the Brookings Institu...

The life expectancy of Americans at age 65 has been rising. Between 1992 and 2008, life expectancy at age 65 climbed from 17.5 to 18.8 years...

The ongoing baby bust is delaying the inevitable—the day when Hispanics, Blacks, and Asians will account for the majority of Americans, pro...

The wait is over: the median sales price of new single-family houses sold hit an all-time high in 2015, finally surpassing the 2005 peak aft...

Until the introduction of the smartphone in 2007, the effect of the internet on employment in traditional media—newspapers, magazines, and b...

The life expectancy at birth of non-Hispanic Whites increased by 1.4 years between 2000 and 2014, according to the National Center for Healt...

Americans are buying bigger and bigger homes. The size of new single-family houses sold in 2015 hit another record high. The median square f...