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How common is it for released prisoners to re-offend?
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Coronavirus
The reports USAFacts readers loved the most in 2021.
Coronavirus
A snapshot of the year in vaccines, federal spending, inflation, and much more.
By May 2021, students of color were learning in-person at lower rates than white students, according to the Department of Education.
Expanding vaccine eligibility to the age group increased the nation’s overall vaccination rate from 68% to 71% in November.
The rate of children facing limited availability of nutritional and safe foods to meet basic needs increased by 17% between 2019 and 2020.
Coronavirus
More people are flying, and being unruly, compared to the first year of the pandemic. Here’s how that impacts on-time arrivals.
Health officials in North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Alaska recently released data on reinfections based on vaccination status.
Cases are down 59% from the surge’s peak but are six times higher than the pandemic low in June.
Coronavirus
Medical conditions or injuries at an individual’s time of death are not automatically official causes of death for the purpose of government statistics. That includes COVID-19.
With 58% of Americans fully vaccinated, 4% of Americans have received an additional dose either because they have a weak immune system, or they were approved for a booster shot.
