More than 330 million people live in the United States, but that doesn't mean the population is distributed evenly. Far from it. Using the latest US Census data, we determined that just nine ...

Standing alongside a line for tickets to the Late Show With David Letterman, we asked folks which pie chart they thought represented inequality in the United States. We also used the pie charts ...

The U.S. population is spread out among 3.8 million square miles across 50 states, yet nearly one-third of Americans live in just three states: California, Texas and New York. New York City alone ...

These data harvests are used for telling us how well we’ve slept ... affecting roughly 4.6% of the population. It can get even worse if we take pie charts and make them three-dimensional.

Here’s another animated “bar chart race ... its relatively small population. 3. In every year from 1977 until about 2003, North Dakota ranked in the bottom 15 US states for GDP per capita.

For facts on Latinos in the United States, see our profile on U.S. Hispanics. For details on our regional grouping of countries, see our “Countries by regional classification” document. Click the ...