Economy
Which US regions have the highest inflation rates?
How much did the government spend in 2021? There's a fact for that. What percentage of the US population is over 65? There's a fact for that, too. In the age of social media, public debates on issues facing the nation are easier to have than ever. It's also a lot easier to spread misinformation. USAFacts makes government data easy for all Americans to access and understand in order to help you ground conversations in facts.
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Where and when these shootings have happened over two decades.
Data shows that minimum wage increases can lead to short-term increases in employment for some of those workers.
Transportation & Infrastructure
The number of flights is nearly back to pre-pandemic levels. The share of late flights is climbing, too.
The cost of buying a home has risen faster than income since March 2021
In the first quarter of the year, several states passed new abortion laws either restricting or expanding the procedure.
Coronavirus
Visualize how the demographics and geography of COVID-19 deaths have shifted throughout the pandemic.
The US has 14 free trade agreements with 20 countries that comprise about 40 percent of US goods exports.
Education
Hundreds of colleges, including the University of California, stopped requiring admission tests during the pandemic.
A Supreme Court ruling addressing the right to an abortion will be released by July at the latest.
Healthcare
One in every 85 Americans works as a nurse.
