REAL ESTATE November 23, 2019 Baby boomers may put 'tidal wave' of 21M homes on market -- but who will buy them? The U.S. is at the beginning of a tidal wave of homes hitting the market on the scale of the housing bubble in the mid-2000s. What happens when so many homes post ‘For Sale’ signs around the same time?
Cities October 6, 2019 California, New Jersey well represented on list of ‘miserable’ US cities Want to be miserable? Just three states offer an array of places you may like.
Demographics July 20, 2019 California leads nation -- by far -- in naturalized citizens, data show If you’re a naturalized citizen in the United States – a person born elsewhere who has become a legal U.S. citizen – there’s a good chance you live in California, government statistics show.
OPINION May 11, 2019 Bryant 'Corky' Messner: Millennials are far more conservative than Democrats realize -- Here's why As I watch all the progressive, socialist candidates running for president here in New Hampshire, I can’t help but notice how much millennials have been underestimated and wrongfully maligned.
2020 Presidential Election January 31, 2019 Cornyn warns Texas Republicans against complacency ahead of 2020 Texas Republicans have their work cut out for them if they hope to maintain the party’s dominance there, according to the state’s senior U.S. senator.
Demographics January 2, 2019 Texas, Florida see big population gains, while New York, Illinois see big losses, Census Bureau data show The exodus from two of the nation’s biggest Blue States continues, according to new numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau. Many Red States, meanwhile, continue to gain population, the figures show.
Demographics June 21, 2018 White population aging rapidly in US, dying faster than babies are born, data show Deaths of non-Hispanic white people now outnumber births in the majority of U.S. states for the first time ever between 2015 and 2016, new data released by the U.S. Census Bureau show.
Kansas June 15, 2018 'Liberal accent' discovered in Kansas town with rising Latino population Residents in one Kansas town are developing a so-called “Liberal accent” due to the increased Latino population, according to a study released Monday.
Taxes April 26, 2018 GOP's SALT cap may speed exodus from high-tax states, report says Over the past decade, about 3.5 million Americans have relocated from high-tax blue states like California and those in the Northeast, to low-tax red states like Texas and Arizona -- and the change is likely to accelerate.
IMMIGRATION January 15, 2018 What is the diversity visa program and why does Trump want to end it? As the White House and lawmakers continue to work toward immigration reform, President Trump has remained steadfast in his four demands – including an end to a visa lottery program aimed at increasing immigrant diversity.
Demographics September 19, 2017 White Christians shift from majority to minority in US population: survey Those Americans who identify as white Christians are now considered to be a minority of the country’s population, according to a new survey.
