Interesting statistics about everyday life and the world around us. Clear sources. Useful context.
The numbers behind ordinary days: sleep, meals, reading, and routines.
02 / 8 articlesSpending, employment, businesses, and the ways we earn a living.
03 / 8 articlesHouseholds, population, education, and how society changes.
04 / 7 articlesInternet access, devices, digital habits, and online commerce.
05 / 7 articlesParticipation, attendance, and the things we watch and play.
06 / 7 articlesJourneys, vehicles, parks, and getting from here to there.
07 / 8 articlesWeather, water, waste, and how we use our resources.
U.S. consumer units averaged $2,001 for apparel and services in 2024, and the category represented 2.5 percent of total expenditures.
In 2025, people 15 years and over averaged 0.62 hours per day playing games and using computers for leisure.
In 2025, CONUS averaged 54.6°F, 2.6°F above the 20th-century average and fourth-warmest in the 131-year record.
Texas had 23,606,401 total motor-vehicle registrations in FHWA’s 2024 Table MV-1.
Upper-income adults were more likely than middle- and lower-income adults to report going to a movie theater in the prior year.
In 2025, 91% of U.S. adults under $30,000 and 99% at $100,000+ said they use the internet.
One-person households account for a growing share of U.S. households. See the change and what it does—and does not—measure.
Explore visits across the National Park System and the most-visited sites designated as national parks.
Read the 2025 streaming figures with clear distinctions between subscription accounts, listeners, and wholesale revenue.