The marriage rate has never been lower. We all had a hunch this was the case. Now we have the facts. In 2018, there were 2.1 million marriag...

Homeownership rate of householders aged 35 to 39, first quarter 2020: 59.4% Just as the homeownership rate was beginning to recover fro...

If hypertension is a risk factor for Covid-19, then many Americans are at risk. Nearly half of adults in the United States have hypertension...

Shortly after the Great Recession commenced in December 2007, the Federal Reserve Board realized it had a problem. The Feds had just finishe...

The percentage of older men and women who claim Social Security benefits at age 62—the earliest possible age to begin receiving retired-work...

The small protests of Covid-19 shut-down orders, promoted by right-wing organizations and strategically positioned in state capitals, might ...

Eighty-five percent of American workers usually drive to work, according to the 2018 American Community Survey. Only 5 percent usually take ...

A Demo Memo analysis of the Census Bureau's 2019 population estimates by single-year of age reveals the ongoing decline of Gen X and old...

15% personally know someone who has been hospitalized or died from Covid-19. 27% of Blacks personally know someone who has been hospitalize...

The average housing unit in the United States has a median of 1,500 square feet of living space, according to the Census Bureau's Americ...

One-fifth of the nation's households are taking part in a massive experiment in remote learning. Among the 129 million households in the...

It's not just folklore but fact. Colds are more common in winter than in the summer, according to the 2018 National Health Interview Sur...

At what rate are Americans ending up in a hospital due to Covid-19? The CDC is keeping a running tab of Covid-19 hospitalizations in 14 stat...

Many Americans are now afraid to go to the doctor, according to a Gallup survey. People who need routine medical care—nothing to do with cor...

The prevalence of Covid-19 varies greatly by metropolitan area, according to an analysis by Joe Cortright the director of  City Observatory ...

"If there were no government restrictions and people were able to decide for themselves about being out in public, how soon would you r...

During a week's time, Americans eat out an average of five times a week, according to a pre-coronavirus study by the USDA's Economic...

Nearly 9 out of 10 Americans (86 percent) live in a metropolitan area. The 56 percent majority lives in a metropolitan area with a populatio...

Younger adults are being hit especially hard by Covid-19 shutdowns, reports Pew Research Center. Workers under age 45 account for 56 percent...

The U.S. population grew by just 0.48 percent in the year ending July 1, 2019. This is the slowest annual rate of growth in 100 years. Growt...