More than 50 marine species that are important to the California Current ecosystem and the West Coast economy—including seabirds, salmon, tuna, whales, and porpoises—depend on northern anchovies as a ...

Overview By many measures, Philadelphia is on an upswing, with a growing population, an influx of new investment, and rising household incomes. Yet at the same time, a significant share of the city’s ...

Founded in 1948, The Pew Charitable Trusts uses data to make a difference. Pew addresses the challenges of a changing world by illuminating issues, creating common ground, and advancing ambitious ...

This is one in a series of five articles examining key debates that will unfold in the nation’s statehouses in the year ahead. As states move from studying generative artificial intelligence to ...

Federal and state incentives, combined with changing consumer preferences, have helped to boost sales of electric vehicles (EVs) in the United States at a time of growing concerns about climate change ...

Many wildlife herds depend on ancient migration routes to survive, journeying from tens to hundreds of miles each fall and spring to find fresh forage, avoid harsh weather, and reproduce. Armed with ...

The 2011 Mississippi River flood caused almost $3 billion in damage to businesses and homes across at least seven states. In the town of Dyersburg, Tennessee, the community’s 16,500 residents were ...

When looking out over coastal waters across much of our planet, one can often see large areas that appear darker than their surroundings—a possible sign of seagrass meadows, which play a critical role ...

Note: This data has been updated. To see the most recent data and analysis, visit Fiscal 50. Total personal income growth over the year slowed in most states and stalled in a few as the coronavirus ...

WASHINGTON—The Pew Charitable Trusts warned today that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s plan to rescind core provisions of its payday loan rule would leave millions of Americans at risk of ...

Pew Research Center reports that 65% of Americans say they always or often feel exhausted when thinking about politics because of the country’s deep partisan divisions. As polarization increases and ...