United States census

decennial census mandated by Article I, Section 2 of the United States Constitution

Commentary Culture Children & Family, Culture & Society
Jul 15 2024
More Diversity, Fewer Kids? A New Study on Diversity and Fertility in America
By Robert VerBruggen Read More
Report Culture, Governance, Economics Immigration
Oct 19 2023
Who Pays for Reparations? The Immigration Challenge in the Reparations Debate
By Charles Fain Lehman Read More
Issue Brief Education Pre K-12
Dec 21 2022
Rethinking K–12 Education—and Beyond
By Ray Domanico Read time 24 mins Read More
Issue Brief Education Pre K-12
Jun 23 2022
Catholic School Enrollment Boomed During Covid. Let’s Make It More Than a One-Time Bump
By Kathleen Porter-Magee, Annie Smith, Matt Klausmeier Read time 18 mins Read More
Report Education Pre K-12
Jun 08 2022
New York’s Parents Are Exercising Their School Options We Need to Rethink the Meaning of Public Education
By Ray Domanico Read time 36 mins Read More
Commentary Cities, Cities Housing
Mar 03 2022
Few American Cities Are Truly Dense. We Can Do Better.
By Eric Kober Read time 1 mins Read More
Issue Brief Cities Housing, Infrastructure & Transportation
Jan 20 2022
How Large Cities Can Grow Denser and Flourish: What the 2020 Census Reveals About Urban Sprawl
By Eric Kober Read time 16 mins Read More
Commentary Economics
Mar 12 2020
What’s Behind Falling Productivity: The Census May Hold the Answer
By Salim Furth Read time 6 mins Read More
Press Release
Feb 26 2020
New Study Highlights Overlap in Earnings Between High School and College Graduates
Read time 1 mins Read More
Commentary Economics Immigration
Jan 29 2020
Immigrants Come to America to Work
By Jason L. Riley Read time 4 mins Read More