US Gun Death Data

Add up all the American deaths due to wars between 1775 and 2015 and get to a sum of almost Continue reading →

Data That Matters January 2016

Air pollution kills ~ 4,500,000 people annually. US forest fires cost a record $1.7B in 2015. Job growth has been Continue reading →

The Elderly Homeless

“In the early 1990s, only 11 percent of the adult homeless population was aged 50 and over. That percentage was Continue reading →

US Deaths By Police

2015 produced at least three independent tallies of the number of Americans killed by American police. Such census hadn’t been Continue reading →

Mass Shootings More Frequent

Gun deaths in America are decreasing at the same time that mass shootings are becoming more frequent. The decrease may Continue reading →

US Gun Deaths Down

While it may not seem to be case, gun deaths in America are down. Public perception is the opposite. Perception Continue reading →

Data On Real Risks

We know what kills us. There’s plenty of data out there. But, the most common causes aren’t considered news because Continue reading →

Gun Death Data

In ten years, guns killed 346,681 Americans. A large portion of the population supports gun rights and significant resources are Continue reading →