Every year, 230,000 children are spared from HIV thanks to treatments that reduce mother-to-child transmission
Administration Plans to Force Millions More Seniors and People With Disabilities to Travel to Social Security’s Overburdened Field Offices
Why economic development subsidies are racist—and what to do about them
With 38 percent of the region’s population and 30 percent of its business establishments, Chicago was receiving only 15 percent of the subsidy dollars. State programs grossly favored the booming areas around O’Hare International Airport and wealthy suburbs in DuPage County.
House Bill Would Leave Over 400,000 More People Without Stable, Affordable Housing
Artificial Intelligence: Generative AI Use and Management at Federal Agencies
Strong anti-tobacco measures are growing, but reach only a minority worldwide
Reporting to Police by Type of Crime and Location of Residence, 2020–2023
Long COVID in Young Children, School-Aged Children, and Teens
A century ago, around half of today’s independent countries were European colonies
Most teens say social media keep them connected to friends, but some get overwhelmed by the drama
Inside The Meteoric Rise Of Medicare Advantage
Federal Deaths in Custody and During Arrest, 2023 – Statistical Tables
Global inequality is the result of two centuries of uneven economic growth
Use of certain online platforms – like Instagram and TikTok – varies by age, race and ethnicity, and gender
ICE’s Budget Is Set to Triple Next Year
Variations in psychiatric emergency department boarding for Medicaid-enrolled youths
How Record-Low Fertility Rates Foreshadow Budget Strain
Probation and Parole in the United States, 2023
10 facts about teens and social media – 2
Which teens are online ‘almost constantly’
Angels, witches, crystals and black cats: How supernatural beliefs vary across different groups in the US
Clearly, there is no reason to improve instruction in critical thinking in academia.
Association of lean mass index with a risk of incident stroke: a nationwide epidemiological cohort study
Even a day off alcohol makes a difference – our timeline maps the health benefits when you stop drinking
Key Insights on Suicides
10 facts about teens and social media – 1
Immunization
Soaring house prices may be locking people into marriages, new research shows
More than one in four Hispanic children in families with low incomes live in crowded housing
Welfare Ministry: Just 3% of Japanese Households Receiving Social Assistance Headed by Foreign Residents
LGBT FAQs: Population
Voters do not support “denaturalization” threats
Assisted Dying: who decides?
Extreme poverty has not declined in these four Southern African countries
Suicide rates
LGBT FAQs: Poverty
Food Insecurity and Reliance on SNAP Among LGBT Adults
Sri Lanka: Suicide
The latest NHS data is clear – England’s mental health is getting worse, and the government needs to act
A vast majority of people still lack access to electricity in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa
These 5 charts show how hotels became New York’s response to homelessness
Quarterly rent statistics, first quarter 2019 to first quarter 2025 [Canada]
Opportunities for rewarding work vary widely within and across counties
America’s Housing Market Is Failing Older Adults
Median Age in 192 Metro Areas Higher Than National Median of 39.1
Millions of children learn only very little. How can the world provide a better education to the next generation?
34% of teens get mental health info on social media; majority of this group says these sites are an important source
Work-related fatal injuries in Great Britain
Reassignment Won’t Fix the Largest-Ever Social Security Staffing Cut
Birth behind bars: Ten years of U.S. jail births covered in the news highlight horrific experiences and minimal data collection
A&E wait times from arrival till treatment
