Population migration patterns: U.S. cities Americans are abandoning
By Michael B. Sauter, 24/7 Wall Street | USA Today Each year, roughly 40 million Americans, or about 14% of the U.S. population, move at
By Michael B. Sauter, 24/7 Wall Street | USA Today Each year, roughly 40 million Americans, or about 14% of the U.S. population, move at
By Steve Levine | Axios A lot of Americans are fearful of autonomous cars, but 33% are at least somewhat likely to buy one once
Are declining rates of mobility and migration cyclical or structural? And, what does that mean to new residential construction and remodeling? By John McManus |
Men, young adults and rural residents increasingly say college isn’t worth the cost By Josh Mitchell and Douglas Belkin | The Wall Street Journal Americans
By Shikha Dalmia | The Week In the federal government’s rush to protect America’s border, it is ruining the lives of many Americans who call
Data suggests there is a significant and growing shortage of lower-priced homes and a glut of high-end ones By Laura Kusisto | The Wall Street
A group of states experienced strong gains, while much of the Midwest and Northeast lost residents via migration. By Mike Maciag | Governing Census population
By Philip Bump | The Washington Post Literally everyone needs to calm down about this election. Few people need to calm down more immediately and
By Abha Bhattarai | The Washington Post What’s for lunch? If it’s a homemade sandwich or last night’s leftovers, you may be in good company.
By Patricia Cohen | The New York Times By covered wagon and jetliner, from East Coast to West, Rust Belt to Sun Belt, Americans’ propensity
By Jeffrey M. Jones | Gallup Americans who rent their home are nearly twice as likely as those who own their home to say they
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From fiscal responsibility to public safety funding to more adopted animals, 2025 was a successful and productive year in Maricopa County government. This video captures
By Jordan Gerard | State Affairs With the 2026 legislative session and new budget talks on the horizon, officials are keeping a watchful eye on
Photo via White House Press Announcement By Jacob Fischler | AZ Mirror President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday night that aims to preempt