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The first #JustTheFacts episodes are officially live! Get the numbers — not rhetoric — on US immigration and the federal budget. Make sure to subscribe to our newsletter to get exclusive access to future episodes. #budget #immigration #usafacts
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Most cannabis is still a Schedule I drug, and banks that serve these businesses take on risk and extra compliance work.
In 2024, about 1,000 banks and credit unions reported serving them — that’s about 1 in every 9 banks.
50 states. 50 ways to run an election. Compare several election policies between states, from registering to vote through post-election procedures. usafacts.org/articles/the-vi…
Who shows up to the midterms?
To see the demographic breakdowns, go here: usafacts.org/articles/who-sh…
How much does your state cover for Medicaid?
On average, states paid 35.2% of the overall spending on Medicaid, with the rest coming from the federal government. State spending ranges from 21.9% in New Mexico to 43.9% in Massachusetts.
Between FY 2014 and FY 2024, Medicaid spending went up 45% with a 3% increase from the previous year.
The largest benefit category within Medicaid was managed care with $496.1 billion in FY 2024.
Is productive debate still possible when we disagree on so much?
That's what we're putting to the test in our new #JustTheFacts Debate featuring @benshapiro and @profgalloway moderated by PBS Newshour’s @GeoffRBennett. Data doesn’t argue. They do.
Watch the full debate: youtube.com/watch?v=A7_1Mqhm…
How long does it take you to get to work?
The average commute time for Americans is about 27 minutes.
📍 New York tops the list with the longest time at 33 minutes.
📍 North Dakota has the shortest commute at just over 17 minutes.
DC has the most people commuting from their desk to the dining room table with 22.9% of people working from home. Colorado comes in second with 19.9%.
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I built @USAFacts on one idea: give Americans the data and let them argue it out for themselves. @BenShapiro and @profgalloway graciously agreed to put my idea to the test. What do you think about this debate format? youtu.be/A7_1Mqhmf4Y
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If you haven’t yet, go watch the full debate on our YouTube channel: bit.ly/4yaob1H
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Steve Ballmer’s USAFacts pits Ben Shapiro against Scott Galloway in YouTube debate special geekwire.com/2026/steve-ball…
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At a time when Americans are debating affordability, opportunity, and the role of government, it’s worth starting from the same set of facts. I moderated @BenShapiro and @profgalloway as they debated about the American Dream, grounded in data @USAFacts, with founder @Steven_Ballmer at the Fact Desk. A substantive conversation between two people with very different perspectives — and a reminder that disagreement can still leave room for common ground. Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=A7_1Mqhm…
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🏠Mortgage rates are at a three-year high. So what does that mean for homebuyers?
In short, it makes buying a home more expensive. usafacts.org/articles/what-d…
Nearly 8 in 10 Americans over the age of 18 are registered to vote.
Heading into the midterms, 42% of registered voters have declared a party affiliation — 39.1 million Republicans and 45.3 million Democrats.
Which states have the highest percentage of registered Democrats? Republicans? Independents?
🔵Democrats: Maryland (51.5%)
🔴Republicans: Wyoming (78.2%)
⚪Independents: Arkansas (87%)
