Here we provide comprehensive insights into the population statistics and demographic profiles of U.S. states and cities. This section highlights key data on population growth, migration trends, and demographic shifts, providing a deeper understanding of the unique social, economic, and cultural characteristics of each region. Whether you’re exploring urban development or rural population changes, this category serves as a valuable resource for understanding how population dynamics shape communities across the United States and World
In 2025, the most affordable U.S. states are largely in the South and Midwest, where overall living expenses are well below the national average (index 100). Below, we profile states with the lowest cost of living – detailing each state’s cost-of-living index, major expense categories (housing, groceries, utilities, healthcare, transportation, taxes), and how these costs impact … Read more
Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Census Bureau has released its latest population projections, offering a glimpse into the nation’s future based on four distinct immigration scenarios: high, low, medium (“main”), and zero-immigration rates. In its main scenario, deemed the most probable by the JEC, the U.S. population is expected to inch upward from its current … Read more
Last names reflect ancestry, migration, and cultural influence. A global analysis by NetCredit, national censuses, and linguistic studies, identified the most common surnames in each country. In the U.S., an analysis based on U.S. Census Bureau data ranked Smith, Johnson, and Williams as the three most common surnames. The U.S. has over 150,000 different last … Read more
Texas, the second-most populous state in the United States, is poised for significant demographic transformation by 2030. Based on current projections from reputable sources such as the Texas Demographic Center (TDC), the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, and the U.S. Census Bureau, Texas’s population is expected to reach approximately 32.5 million by 2030, reflecting … Read more
The U.S. job market in 2025 is showing strong growth in key areas, shaped by technology, healthcare needs, and environmental goals. What are the standout jobs? Roles like nurse practitioners are booming due to an aging population, while wind turbine technicians are riding the wave of renewable energy expansion. Tech jobs, such as data scientists, … Read more
In 2024 so far, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that an estimated 18,720 people lost their lives in motor vehicle crashes, marking a 3.2% decrease from the projected 19,330 fatalities in the first half of 2023. Fatalities saw a drop in both the first and second quarters of 2024. Even though COVID-19 … Read more
Minnesota population dynamics as of 2025 reveal intriguing insights into the demographic changes within the state. Situated as the 12th largest state by area, Minnesota ranks 21st in population among U.S. states. As of 2025, the state’s population has grown to approximately 5,761,530, showcasing a steady increase from previous years according to World Population Review. … Read more
Many social and health markers were significantly disrupted in 2020 with the pandemic. Mortality rates increased, and fewer people sought medical care. Fertility rates dropped sharply. Employment levels and other economic indicators were greatly impacted. The workplace changed drastically. Education faced unprecedented challenges in 2020. Another social marker impacted by the pandemic was marriage in … Read more
The state’s population growth rate currently stands at approximately 0.26% per year, positioning Alabama as the 36th fastest-growing state in the nation. This growth rate reflects a larger trend of the state maintaining a steady population increase despite the challenges many regions face. As of 2025, Alabama’s population is estimated at 5,143,030 people as per … Read more
As of 2025, the state’s estimated population stands at 1.44 million, marking a slight 0.30% decline since 2022. While Hawaii remains one of the most desirable places to live, factors such as the high cost of living, limited housing availability, and economic uncertainties have led to ongoing population fluctuations. Despite its stunning natural beauty and … Read more