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These races are the most likely to develop long COVID

Multiracial, Hispanic and Latino, and Black Americans experienced the highest rates of long COVID. Asian Americans had the highest rate of severe long COVID.

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Who has long COVID? Here’s the data by gender

Transgender people had the highest rates of long COVID compared to other genders.

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Here are the ages likely to get long COVID

Americans ages 40–54 had the highest rates of long COVID.

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How much student debt do Americans owe?

Student debt data highlights racial disparities for Black Americans. Get the facts at USAFacts.org.

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Wealth inequality across race: what does the data show?

While white households make 64% of the population, they held more than 80% of all wealth measured in assets in 2022.

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Which generation has the most wealth?

Baby boomers have the highest net worth, averaging $1.6 million per household.

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Which generation has the most wealth?

Baby boomers have the highest net worth, averaging $1.6 million per household. The silent generation has the second most wealth.

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State of the Union 2023: Data and context behind Biden’s address

Biden highlighted legislative achievements from his past two years and described his economic, health, climate, and safety priorities moving forward. Here are the facts and data.

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How much money does the government spend per person?

The federal government spent $6.48 trillion in 2022, averaging out at $19,434 per person.

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How much money does the government collect per person?

The federal government collected $5.03 trillion in federal revenues in 2022, averaging out at $15,098 per person.

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How this chart explains Americans' wealth across income levels

The top 1% of households in America represent 26% of total US wealth.

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What can McKinney-Vento Act data reveal about youth homelessness?

Over a million students experiencing homelessness rely on McKinney-Vento to access school – but many slip through the cracks.

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How much have rents increased post-COVID 19 (or since 2020)?

Rents rose in 58% of all counties nationwide between 2020 and 2023. Data shows that rents rose and dipped between neighboring zip codes.

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US cancer rates and trends: how have cancer rates and mortality changed over time?

Between 2000 and 2021, the cancer incidence rate per 100,000 people fell by 5.7%, while the mortality rate dropped by 27.5%.

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How do crisis teams handle mental health calls differently from police?

Cities are using crisis teams to connect people with mental illnesses to long-term resources and decrease police brutality.

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How do crisis teams handle mental health calls differently from police?

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How did the midterm election affect abortion access?

Five states had abortion on the midterm ballot in 2022

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How did the midterm election affect abortion access?

Five states had abortion on the midterm ballot in 2022

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The 2022 Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Florida Senate campaigns raised over $500 million. Where did that money come from?

Most of the money raised in Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Florida came from outside the state. Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock raised more money than any other federal candidate in the 2022 midterm elections.

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The 2022 Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Florida Senate campaigns raised over $500 million. Where did that money come from?

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How much electricity would it take to power all cars if they were electric?

Our nation, in numbers. USAFacts provides a comprehensive, nonpartisan view of the state of our union.

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How much electricity would it take to power all cars if they were electric?

The US would need to produce 20-50% more electricity annually if all cars were electric vehicles.

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The 16 numbers that shaped 2022

A snapshot of 2022 in federal spending, elections, crime rates, and more.

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The 16 numbers that shaped 2022

A snapshot of 2022 in federal spending, elections, crime rates, and more.

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Are fentanyl overdose deaths rising in the US?

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