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Chicago Population Hits Lowest Point Since 1920 (Analysis)
Chicago population hits lowest point since 1920 as people continue to move out due to taxes, housing costs, and employment.
by Bryce Hill
At the 1920...
Eight in 10 New York Towns and Cities Have Lost Population Since 2020
Filling in more details of New York’s ongoing demographic decline, the Census Bureau has just released updated local population estimates showing that 80 percent...
Michael Barone: The World’s — and the Pacific Rim’s — Disastrous Population Implosion
Will the world be better off with fewer people? For years that has been a hypothetical question posed to suggest an affirmative answer. Fewer...
Missing on Campus: Higher Ed Seeks to Reverse Decline of Male Student Population
Hopeful young entrepreneurs in business schools routinely pitch ideas for startup companies as part of their classroom assignments. But the ones who were doing...
Republicans Blame Gov. Inslee, Ecology for Declining Salmon Populations
By Randy Bracht
(The Center Square) – Three Republican congressional members from eastern Washington and Oregon who oppose breaching the lower Snake River dams for...
Population Accelerates Around Charlotte, Raleigh and Southern beaches
North Carolina counties experience sharp population growth
(The Center Square) – Several North Carolina counties were among the fastest growing in the country between July...
John Stossel: Population Panic
The media should ignore doomsayers who claim the human population is not sustainable, columnist John Stossel says
Have you heard? The world is about to end!
"60 Minutes" recently...
Essay: There’s No Natural ‘Carrying Capacity’ for the Human Population
far from pushing humans closer to the earth’s carrying capacity, the creative potential of those eight billion human minds will further expand our access to resources.
Commentary: Global Population Hits 8 Billion and We Need to Keep Growing
The population just hit eight billion and it needs to keep growing because there's a connection between a growing population and sustained economic growth.
New York Loses $19.5 Billion in Population Exodus, IRS Confirms
(The Center Square) – The Internal Revenue Service last week released more troubling data for New York, with the federal agency showing more high-earning...