Congress has extended the Paycheck Protection Program until August 8. Data from its first few months shows where the program allocated loans across industries and professions. This is the second of a two-part series.

Congress has extended the Paycheck Protection Program until August 8. Data from its first few months shows where the program allocated loans compared to job loss, demographics, and COVID-19. This is the first of a two-part series.

In 2019, the US homeownership rate was 64.6%. Among Black Americans, it was 42.1%.

With the $600 unemployment boost ending, state unemployment insurance is unable to cover middle-class spending for food, transportation, and rent in over half the country.

With a federal eviction moratorium set to expire, here’s a look at renters, a group that makes up more than a third of US households.

As of 2018, 46% of children aged three to four were not enrolled in any pre-primary program, including preschool and kindergarten.

According to US Census Bureau estimates, there were just over 40 million Americans with a disability in the US in 2018. 7.6 million were employed.

Health, jobs, travel, and government spending: Here are five ways that government data shows how COVID-19 is affecting the nation.

All 50 states and Washington, DC added jobs in June, but employment is still down in most states compared to June 2019.

On average, 3.7 million more adults are having trouble finding enough food than before the COVID-19 pandemic. So, are more families on SNAP?