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One million Americans have died of COVID-19
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The US has 14 free trade agreements with 20 countries that comprise about 40 percent of US goods exports.
Where are temperatures fluctuating the most from historical averages? How much money does the government earn on energy and minerals? Get the answers below.
Tax bills in the US are lower now than in 1988 for all but the top 1% of income earners.
US debt outstanding was at $30.3 trillion at the start of April 2022.
Energy and transportation goods and services increased the most in price compared with a year ago, but they have a limited effect on the Consumer Price Index.
Gas and oil prices were increasing prior to the invasion of Ukraine
Consumer spending habits plus trucking and shipping issues lead to pressures on the supply chain.
The invasion of Ukraine can affect everything from troop deployments to energy markets.
USAFacts provides its own data-driven State of the Union in Numbers so Americans can decide for themselves how the country is doing.
An update of 2021 data revealed a job market seemingly unaffected by the Delta and Omicron variants
