Government Documents

Statistics about the US population drawn from the Census, American Community Surveys, and other sources

The Census Bureau is the leading source of quality data about the nation's people and economy.

Tool that displays Census and American Community Survey information in graphical formats, including imposed over maps

Monthly publication on gross domestic product, income, employment, production, business activity, prices, money, credit, and more from the Council of Economic Advisers for the Joint Economic Committee

Statistics on the economy of the United States at the national, state, industry, and international levels

Labor force statistics, such as the employment rate, Consumer Price Index, and employment by industry

Statistics on career paths, including pay rates, employment growth, credentialing, and more.

Statistics kept by the IRS, including income statistics, individual and business taxes, and charitable giving.

FBI crime statistics aggregation publications

Statistics on the US justice system. Crime rates, corrections populations, court statistics, and more

Statistics on every aspect of health in the United States, including disease rates, mortality, access to health care, and more

IES compilation of educational statistics ranging from pre-K to graduate schools

Covers statistics on all areas of agriculture and the food supply chain. Releases the Census on Agriculture every five years.

Statistics on the economics of agriculture and the food supply chain.

A list of all major statistical agencies in the US federal government, what sorts of information they cover, and links to their information online.