Demography

U.S. Birth Rates Hit a Record Low in 2018

By Jamie Ducharme

A New Pew Study Examines the Structure of Immigrant Families

By Belinda Luscombe

These Are America’s Fastest Growing Cities

By Josh Sanburn

Denmark Encourages Couples to 'Do It For Mom'

By Tanya Basu
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How the 1965 Immigration and Naturalization Act Changed America

59 million immigrants have entered the country since a 1965 reform

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Happier First-Time Parents Are More Likely to Have More Children

A study notes that baby number one affects parental satisfaction and, in turn, affects whether baby number two is in the horizon

By Tanya Basu

U.S. Steps Closer to Future Where Minorities Are Majority

Census finds the country's minority population has risen to 37.9%

By Josh Sanburn

The Rise of Suburban Poverty in America

The suburbs aren't the middle-class haven many imagine them to be as new numbers show 16.5 million suburban Americans are living beneath the poverty line

By Josh Sanburn

U.S. Cities Are Slowing But Suburbs Are Growing

While cities are still outpacing suburbs, the gap is closing

By Josh Sanburn

More Americans Dying as Birth Rates Hit Record Lows

New Census figures highlight the nation's fertility gap

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