Recently-released data sheds light on iconic families like the Rockefellers, and future notables like Elvis Presley and Chuck Norris.
As researchers clamor for the opportunity to mine the details, the general public can get in on the act too at the census’s website, the first time detailed census data has made its way to the web in such a form.
For the first time, information regarding the 1940 census will finally be released to the public. It’s expected to shed light on an era when millions of people struggled through massive unemployment and migration as a result.
The Force is clearly strong with a growing number of Czech Republic residents.
Is America following the footsteps of Japan, notorious for its aging and declining population?
Some countries count people in their census. China counts pandas, too.
Continuing their increasing dominance in higher education, Census figures released Tuesday show that for the first time in history women in the U.S. hold more advanced college degrees than their male counterparts.
Do you have a case of the Mondays? Don’t worry, it happens to the best of us. Stave off work a little bit longer this morning by catching up on what you missed over the past two days.
Quick: What’s the capital of Alabama?
Census workers only missed four people in the 2000 count.
