News in Numbers
That’s how much gaming revenue fell in Las Vegas in January compared with the same month last year ...
That’s the share of public comments opposing Donald Trump’s proposed White House ballroom, according to an analysis of more than 35,000 submissions reviewed ahead of a hearing by the National Capital Planning Commission ...
That’s how many birds avian influenza has killed in Minnesota since 2022, as the outbreak continues to batter the nation’s top turkey-producing state ...
Only 1 in 4 Americans, or about 27 percent, say they support recent U.S. military strikes on Iran ...
That’s the maximum income a single mother with two children can earn for her kids to qualify for Medicaid in Florida, under some of the strictest eligibility rules in the country ...
That’s how much of its historical average the Sierra Nevada snowpack has reached this winter in California, a critical source of nearly one-third of the state’s water supply ...
That’s how long it takes, on average, to process sexual assault evidence kits in Colorado ...
That’s how much has been spent on advertising in the Texas Senate primary, making it the most expensive Senate primary in U.S. history ...
That’s how many international visitors aren’t coming to the United States, resulting in billions of dollars in lost economic activity ...
The number of America’s female billionaires, including Taylor Swift, the president of In-N-Out Burger and the great-granddaughters of agriculture entrepreneur William Wallace Cargill ...
That’s the share of Americans who disapprove of President Donald Trump’s handling of tariffs ...
That’s the property tax increase Mayor Zohran Mamdani says New York City may impose if state leaders refuse to raise taxes on wealthy residents and corporation ...
That’s how many lifeguards in Honolulu are men, with women making up fewer than 6 percent of the city’s Ocean Safety Department ...
That’s how much Kathy Hochul is sending to New York City to help close a budget gap and stabilize city finances ...
That’s how many former federal workers have launched political campaigns this year ...
Roughly one-in-five enrollees in Pennsylvania’s Obamacare marketplace dropped their health coverage for 2026, as premiums spiked following the expiration of enhanced federal subsidies ...
That’s the percentage of Washington business leaders who say they are considering relocating their personal residence out of state ...
That’s the share of U.S. adults projected to be living with obesity by 2035 if current trends continue ...
That’s the number of confirmed measles cases reported nationwide so far this year ...
That’s the number of registered voters in Texas whose names, addresses and Social Security numbers were turned over to the U.S. Department of Justice under a December agreement aimed at reviewing voter rolls ahead of the midterm elections ...
That’s how much Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved cutting from homeless services programs as officials grapple with a more than $270 million budget gap, despite voters backing a sales tax increase to address homelessness ...
That’s the estimated number of hospital workers in Minnesota who suffered violent, work-related injuries in 2023 and 2024 severe enough to force time off, restricted duties or job changes ...
That’s the share of Utah now facing drought, as statewide snowpack falls to record lows ...
Municipal bond sales by state and local governments in 2025, a 13 percent increase over issuance in 2024 that broke the $498 billion record set that year ...
That’s the family income cutoff under which Yale University will offer free tuition, beginning with the 2026–27 academic year ...
Growth of the U.S. population between June 30, 2024, and July 1, 2025, a rate of about 0.5 percent — a decrease of more than 50 percent from the previous year, ...
That’s the vacancy rate among corrections officers in New Hampshire Department of Corrections, a staffing shortage so severe the state canceled its August training academy and hired no new officers ...
That’s the value of the Canadian dollar against the U.S. dollar, a gap three downtown Las Vegas casinos are choosing to ignore by creating their own exchange rate ...
That’s how many people — more than half the U.S. population — faced disruptions as one of the country’s most severe winter storms in years swept from the Southwest to the Northeast last weekend ...
Amount in tickets issued in 2025 by a speed camera on Washington, D.C.’s Potomac River Freeway, topping the list of 10 of the District’s automatic traffic cameras that together issued $65 million worth of citations ...
