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Weekly US Government Data Roundup: March 28, 2023
Whether it's a new release of government data or news stories that need historic metrics for context, find articles that dive deep into the issues here. The Census Bureau, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Congressional Budget Office, and more: USAFacts is here to provide bias-free context and visuals to help Americans understand the numbers behind the news. USAFacts is always digging into data on employment in America, why people immigrate to the US, how much Congress is spending, and more, so check back often for new reports.
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More than eight out of every 10 youth offenders are arrested again within five years of release.
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Jackson's confirmation is the latest example of the federal judiciary becoming more diverse
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The Census Bureau’s formula for measuring diversity shows that every state is more varied racially and ethnically than decades past.
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The story of Black Americans in the 2020 census is not how much population grew, but where the gains and losses happened.
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Nearly 40 million Americans identified as Black or African American in 2020.
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Demographic data shows how the Native American population is younger than Americans overall.
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Black students are suspended and expelled at a disproportionate rate compared to their white peers, according to the latest government education data.
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As of May 24, 30% of adults reported anxiety or depression symptoms. That is down from a peak of 43% in November of last year.
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See how the federal government has gathered race and ethnicity information as the reasons for doing so have changed over the centuries.
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Asian Americans make up a disproportionate share of high-paying occupations in computer science, math, engineering, health, and business. But they are also highly represented in lower-paying personal care and service work.
