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The federal data available on active shooter incidents, mass killings and domestic terrorism

The mass shootings on Aug. 3 in El Paso, Texas and Aug. 4 in Dayton, Ohio, and the shooting the previous week in Gilroy, California, brought to the national forefront several issues including domestic terrorism, gun violence and hate crimes.

USAFacts · Aug 9, 2019

The federal data available on active shooter incidents, mass killings and domestic terrorism

USAFacts · Aug 9, 2019

What are hate crimes, and what are the facts behind them?

2022 had the highest number of reported hate crimes since the FBI began tracking them in 1991.

USAFacts · Aug 5, 2019

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Hate crime data: The value in expanding our sources

Government sources track incidents documenting trends based on bias type. But there are limitations to the data.

USAFacts · Aug 5, 2019

A decade since the Great Recession: GDP and job growth across industries and states

The GDP has grown and jobs have increased over the decade, but that growth hasn’t been uniform across industries and states.

USAFacts · Aug 2, 2019

A decade since the Great Recession: GDP and job growth across industries and states

Here's a deep look at how the American economy has recovered since the 2009 recession. It covers each state and each industry.

USAFacts · Aug 2, 2019

Transportation is now the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions

According to new EPA data, transportation became the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States in 2017 after emissions from electricity generation continued to decline.

USAFacts · Jul 31, 2019

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Transportation is now the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions

According to new EPA data, transportation became the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States in 2017 after emissions from electricity generation continued to decline.

USAFacts · Jul 31, 2019

How much does the federal government collect in fines?

Fines, penalties and forfeitures make up a small part of federal revenue. But the amount has been ticking upward in recent years.

USAFacts · Jul 25, 2019

How much does the federal government collect in fines?

Fines, penalties and forfeitures make up a small part of federal revenue. But the amount has been ticking upward in recent years.

USAFacts · Jul 25, 2019

Antitrust investigations have declined since the 1970s

Antitrust investigations by the Department of Justice have declined, from a high of 593 investigations in 1971 to 100 in 2017. Since the earliest year of data available, there have been two periods of significant antitrust activities - the early 1970s and late 1990s.

USAFacts · Jul 23, 2019

Antitrust investigations have declined since the 1970s

USAFacts · Jul 23, 2019

The Affordable Care Act and the data: Who is insured and who isn't

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is back in court. Since the 2017 tax bill cut out the individual mandate at the heart of the law, challengers now say the remaining part of the law is unconstitutional. Take a look at the tax and census data that could explain the effects…

USAFacts · Jul 19, 2019

The Affordable Care Act and the data: Who is insured and who isn't

USAFacts · Jul 19, 2019

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USAFacts · Jul 17, 2019

50 years after the Apollo 11 moon landing, here's a look at NASA's budget throughout its history

Since its inception in 1958, NASA has been known for a series of missions related to science and space exploration. With an eye toward landing on Mars, here's how the space agency has spent its money so far.

USAFacts · Jul 17, 2019

50 years after the Apollo 11 moon landing, here's a look at NASA's budget throughout its history

USAFacts · Jul 11, 2019

Population pyramids of every state

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

USAFacts · Jul 11, 2019

How is the middle class changing?

The middle class in the US is getting older, working less, and earning less. Government programs are making up the difference in wage earnings.

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USAFacts · Jul 11, 2019

Population pyramids of every state

Look through annual data to see how population and demographics have changed in every state and the nation as a whole.

USAFacts · Jul 11, 2019

Wiretapping in 2018: a decrease in requests since 2017 as the focus remains on drugs

Federal and state courts authorized just under 3,000 wiretaps in 2018, down nearly 30 percent from the peak of authorizations in 2015. Here is a look at how wiretaps break down by jurisdiction and use.

USAFacts · Jul 11, 2019

How is the middle class changing?

The middle class in the US is getting older, working less, and earning less. Government programs are making up the difference in wage earnings.

USAFacts · Jul 11, 2019

Wiretapping in 2018: a decrease in requests since 2017 as the focus remains on drugs

USAFacts · Jul 3, 2019

Section 1325: the 90-year-old law that defines border crossing criminality

During the first set of Democratic debates, candidates disagreed over the merits of repealing Section 1325, a 90-year-old statue criminalizing unauthorized border crossing. But what is Section 1325's impact on immigration?

USAFacts · Jul 3, 2019

Section 1325: the 90-year-old law that defines border crossing criminality

USAFacts · Jul 2, 2019

How much does Medicare spend on prescription drugs?

Medicare paid for 30% of the $333 billion spent prescription drugs in 2017. We’ve made an interactive graphic displaying how Medicare’s spending on more than 2,800 drugs have changed in recent years

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