…such immigrants spoke about their family’s experiences, and Trump presented an array of government data on criminal immigrants and stated: I always hear that, “Oh, no, the population is safer…

…are more likely to have a bachelor’s degree than the general U.S. population. Though famous evolutionists have claimed that certain races are inferior or superior to one another, the hard…

…population that was undernourished decreased from 15% to 11%: Moreover, the severity of undernourishment for the malnourished has declined. From 1992 to 2016, while global population increased by 36%, the…

…leveled, the C-19 death rate—or the portion of the population killed by the disease—in the state of: New York is 2.7 times greater than in Arizona, 3.8 times greater than…

…and backgrounds can and do excel—if they have competent schooling. A prime example is Public School 172 in Brooklyn, New York, which in 2009 had: a mainly Hispanic population. one-third…

…also said the sample size is too small for a representative sample of the noncitizen population.” In reality, Jones-Correa makes a different claim (debunked below), but neither Cox nor the…

…2007, even after adjusting for inflation and population growth. Below is the documentation of these facts, along with the details of how Think Progress and others have distorted the truth….

…than 1%, 1% to less than 5%, or more than 5%? Correct Answer: Less than 1%. At the current U.S. population growth rate and the current per-person trash production rate,…

…population and about 30% of the world’s languages. Likewise, a 2014 study by the Brookings Institution found that U.S.: workers with limited English proficiency “earn 25 to 40 percent less…

…this cover? Less than 1%, 1% to less than 5%, or more than 5%? Correct Answer: Less than 1%. At the current U.S. population growth rate and the current per-person…

…Less than 1%. At the current U.S. population growth rate and the current per-person trash production rate, the landfill would cover 0.05% of the nation’s land area. More realistically, the…

…portion of the U.S. population than whites. Thus, the odds of being killed by police are higher for each black person than each white person. This frequent argument is highly…

By James D. Agresti November 8, 2020 Based on current population data from the Census Bureau and voting data from previous elections, Just Facts has conducted a study to estimate…

…year above the rate of inflation, while population has been growing at 0.8% per year. Based on these two figures, he calculates that America will enjoy 34% in real economic…

…in the U.S. throughout their criminal careers. This isn’t a complete count because the study: examined only “a portion of the total population of criminal aliens who may be incarcerated”…

…they can achieve considerable accuracy while polling only a tiny portion of the population. As the book Statistics for K–8 Educators states, “a national random sample of 1,000 people can…

…the so-called anti-fascists who counter-protested in Charlottesville, use that same rationale to justify assaulting anyone that they deem to be a fascist, which includes roughly half of the U.S. population….

…adjusting for economic growth (which accounts for population increases and inflation), the current debt is 66% larger than the debt Obama condemned in 2006. Regarding the implications of this debt,…

…Guns.com, the Warren ruling means “that police have no legal obligation to ‘protect and serve’ the population.” However, the ruling says just the opposite but notes that this duty cannot…

…faster than inflation and population. By this measure, the national debt is higher than any time in U.S. history except for a passing two-year spike at the climax of World…

…18.2% in 2016.” What explains those divergent trends? As the report states, “the driving force” is “an enormous increase in the Latino population.” Since 1970, the portion of K–12 students…

…criminal background checks, and as a result, they have much higher serious crime rates than legal immigrants and the general U.S. population. Highlighting the impact of this, a U.S. Government…

…economy is consumed by government and because this measure accounts for population changes and some of the effects of inflation/deflation. However, for reasons detailed in a Just Facts Radio episode…

…metric during times of low-to-moderate inflation. This is because it accounts for population growth, some effects of inflation, and the relative capacity of the government to service the debt. By…

…tasked the EPA, State Department, National Science Foundation, and several other federal agencies to produce a “study of the probable changes” to the “world’s population, natural resources, and environment” up…

…population. This represents merely one of the widely different ways of measuring poverty, but it is the federal government’s official measure, and the media follows suit. As stated in a…

…as compared to 7.5% for the entire population. Likewise, an October 2012 poll commissioned by Just Facts found that 23% of all voters (including 43% of Obama voters and 6%…

…adjusting for economic growth (which accounts for population increases and inflation), our national debt is now 67% larger than the debt Obama railed against in 2006. Finally, linking deficits to…

…including the vast bulk of their medical costs. Roughly 22% of the U.S. population is on Medicaid, and as the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services explains: Beneficiary cost…

…effects. Nevertheless, the above graph allows us to observe trends and constrains the impact of many variables because the data is drawn from large population sets with limited demographic changes…

…the United States have been diagnosed with Covid-19 as of 4:00 PM EST on March 26, 2020. The U.S. population is 329 million people, which means that one out of…

…of gun suicides, but they have not yet been shown to reduce the overall risk of suicide in any population. Fallacy # 5: Guns are rarely used for self-defense In…

…which found that the overall risk of death among people with anxiety is 43% higher than the general population. A study published by the American Medical Association in September 2020…

…and 2016, the U.S. population grew by 61%, while the number of people receiving disability benefits increased by 510%. Despite these clear and dramatic changes that have undermined Social Security’s…

…by $5,000 since 2000. Trump’s Source The income figures cited by Trump and the media come from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey. This data indeed shows that inflation-adjusted…