Here's a quick note on what's coming up as we wrap up December and begin January.





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?? This Week: Welcoming the New Year ??

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Wishing you a happy New Year from all of us at the U.S. Census Bureau! 

As we prepare to ring in 2026, get a look at the size of the growing U.S. population with our Population Clock.

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Census Bureau: 2025 Holiday Season [ [link removed] ]

Quiz break: Which holiday-sounding place has a larger population?

?? Santa Claus, IN
?? Rudolph, WI

Discover the populations of our nation's holiday-sounding places along with more holiday related Census Bureau data in our Facts for Features article.

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?? Upcoming Data Releases

* *January 22:* 2024 Planning Database [ [link removed] ]
* *January 27:* Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates for States, Counties and School Districts [ [link removed] ]
* *January 27:* Vintage 2025 Population Estimates [ [link removed] ]
* *January 29:* 2024 Community Resilience Estimates [ [link removed] ]



Upcoming Webinars

* *January 20:* Methodology Updates for the Vintage 2025 Estimates [ [link removed] ]
* *January 27:* Essential Skills for Finding ACS Data on data.census.gov [ [link removed] ]

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?? In Case You Missed It

America Counts: The Stories Behind Census Bureau Numbers in 2025 [ [link removed] ]

From families and housing to business and income, Census Bureau data show a changing nation in 2025.

Revisit key trends, research, and findings from the year on America Counts.

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America Counts: More First-Time Moms Live With an Unmarried Partner [ [link removed] ]

About a quarter (24%) of women who had their first child from 2020 to 2024 lived with an unmarried partner, up from around 17% in the early 1990s, according to Census Bureau data.

Explore more trends on first-time mothers' living arrangements on America Counts.

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About the Census Bureau

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