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Be Your Own Boss – Self-Employment Income in the U.S.
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic spurred millions of Americans to question their work-life balance – and promptly quit their jobs, more than 10 million U.S. hou...
Is There a Relation Between Education and Earnings?
More evidence that education and earnings are linked in the United States: People with a high school degree made more money than the national median of $62,843 in only...
School Dropout Rate, 2019
As the nation’s children reach the halfway point of their first full year of post-pandemic school, concerns have been raised about the effects of remote teaching...
Grandparents Caring for Grandchildren Across the U.S.
The percentage of grandparents responsible for taking care of their grandchildren in the United States has fallen sharply over the last decade, according to a Social E...
The Decline of the White Population in the U.S.
Despite an overall decline in the number of white, non-Hispanic Americans younger than 18 over the last decade, some of the nation’s most urban counties reported...
The Greatest Generation Continues to Shrink: The Veteran Population Across the U.S.
The Greatest Generation continues to shrink. The number of U.S. veterans who served in World War II continues to fall, dropping to a little more than 600,000 in 2019. ...
White, Non-Hispanic Children Population Change, 2010-2020
The decline in the percentage of white, non-Hispanic Americans isn’t likely to be a short-term phenomenon. A Social Explorer analysis of newly released Census da...
U.S Population Percent Change, 2010-2020
The metro areas that gained the most population are well-known: The Villages, Fla., gained 38.9 percent over the decade. Austin, Texas, added 33 percent to its populat...
How Has the U.S. Population Changed Since the First Census in 1790?
Much has changed in the United States of America since the first Census was conducted back in 1790. For starters, thirteen states in the East have become fifty states ...
Did Your County’s Housing Market Go Boom or Bust in 2020?
With a few exceptions, the U.S. counties that added the greatest percentage increase of housing units over the decade can be explained in two words: Texas and oil. Hal...