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Japan Tops 100,000 Centenarians for First Time

The surge in people aged 100 or older highlights mounting pressure on pensions, health care and the shrinking workforce that Japan must confront.

Older Adults Outnumber Youngest Children Worldwide

England and Wales Hit 62 Million as Growth Slows to Lowest Rate Since Pandemic

Japan Population Falls to 123.05 Million in Record Five-Year Drop

Israel’s Population Tops 10.2 Million in Independence Day Update

CBO Forecasts U.S. Population Flatlines by 2056 as Deaths Outnumber Births by 2030

CBO Sees U.S. Population 4.5 Million Lower by 2035 Under Tougher Immigration Enforcement

U.S. Fertility Rate Falls to 1.6, Demographers Warn Collapse Fears Are Overblown

U.S. Population Ages as Immigration Fuels Record Growth