For decades, young Americans formed the lifeblood of the nation’s largest cities. Now, they’re leaving big metro areas in droves and powering growth in small towns and rural areas. Since the ...

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Under the fist of her dictatorial Government, Ecuador seethed. Suave, power-loving President Carlos Arroyo del Rio had decreed a national election on June 2-3. But everyone in the little Andean ...

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Immigration enforcement ramps up, tensions persist in big cities. June 11, ... people continue to rally in protest of the Trump administration's detention and deportation of immigrants.

Since people typically spend about one-third of their income on housing, wages would need to grow by roughly 0.7%, not 0.4%, to keep up with the higher cost of housing and leave enough money left ...

Big U.S. cities grew in 2024, reversing covid-era population declines. Census Bureau data found most major cities increased in population, reversing a downward trend sparked by pandemic deaths and ...