If you had to pick neighborhoods with the highest percentage of households receiving retirement income, you might start in Florida. But you’d be better off looki... more

Relations between the United States and Russia have been mostly frosty over the last century. Even so, almost 1.7 million people claim Russian ancestry, mostly deep in... more

Brown v. Board of Education, the 1954 Supreme Court decision that enabled segregated schools, may have put an end to physical “separate but equal” but it d... more

Property crime is often associated with the nation’s biggest cities. A Social Explorer analysis of 2018 FBI data, however, found that the highest rates of proper... more

When schools reopen later this summer, whether physically or virtually, it’s likely that access to high-speed internet will be a prerequisite to learning. Yet mo... more

Asian-Americans, the nation's fastest-growing racial group during the first decade of the century, are likely to remain the fastest-growing single racial group dur... more

Having torn through major cities in the Northeastern United States and killed thousands of elderly people, the coronavirus pandemic is now bringing misery to rural par... more

The U.S. is an aging nation. The median age in more than 85 percent of 3,140 counties has increased over the last decade, according to a Social Explorer analysis of 20... more

The coronavirus pandemic isn’t just affecting the health of minorities disproportionately; according to a recently released report featuring Social Explorer-driv... more

More than 12 million Americans who rent homes that are financed by the federal government are losing pandemic-related protection against eviction next month, according... more