Domestic migration has changed over the past 10 years, as Americans chase better jobs, cheaper housing and a greater quality of life wherever they can find it.

That's based on new population estimates from the Census Bureau showing how the population has changed in each state and Washington, DC, between July 1, 2022, and July 1, 2023.

New data revealed Tennessee remains popular among people looking to relocate to a new state for affordability, job ...

In 2022, they estimate that 39.1 million people migrated internationally among the 181 countries included in their study, about 0.63% of the population sampled. The United States led the world in ...

World Population Day 2025 highlights a global population exceeding 8.2 billion, with India leading at 1.46 billion, ...

Map shows Idaho counties with the fastest growing population. rarrarorro / iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty. According to the Idaho Department of Labor in March 2023, net migration into the state ...

While California did see a small increase in its population last year, the overall trend since 2019 has been that of gradual decline, decreasing from 39.53 million in 2020 to 38.97 million in 2023 ...

The United States had the highest net migration in 2022 of 181 countries studied, 3.27 million. But the study shows that the United States isn't alone, highlighting migration trends around the world.

Map reveals where Americans are fleeing - and the states that are suddenly booming. Texas, Florida, and North Carolina were the most popular destinations in 2023 ...

Latino residents have an increasing presence in smaller communities across Massachusetts, such as Nantucket and Winthrop, according to new survey data released by the US Census Bureau Thursday.

But in 2023, Mexico’s birthrate slipped just below that of the United States, and today Mexicans make up a diminishing share of the U.S. immigrant population.