In 2025, the official poverty rate decreased while the supplemental poverty rate remained statistically unchanged. Yet cuts ...

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New calculations show the economy would need to add about 97,000 jobs per month to keep the employment-to-population ratio ...

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The official poverty rate fell to 10.2 percent, or 34.5 million people, in 2025, while the supplemental poverty measure remained statistically unchanged at 13.1 percent, or nearly 44.4 million people.

About 97,000 jobs per month are needed to stop further deterioration of the job market. CAP estimates that the economy must add 97,000 jobs each month over the next two years to keep the employment-to ...

The analysis, released following new annual income data from the U.S. Census Bureau, finds that women working full time, year-round earned 84 cents for every dollar earned by men in 2025, narrowing ...