Policy and politics often collide at the intersection of geography and demographics. The non-urban, non-college-educated white voter causing concern among Democrats these days, the suburban voter of ...

After Barack Obama’s election in 2008, the phrase was on the lips of progressive prognosticators everywhere. A permanent alignment had arrived. The growing ranks of Latinos, the reliably liberal ...

French positivist thinker Auguste Comte (1798-1857), famed as the Father of Sociology, once said: "Demography is destiny". What he meant was that a society’s population size, structure and growth ...

‘We have the ability to take over this country and to do what is needed for everyone,’ one Texas Democrat crows.

"The Global Baby Bust," by Phillip Longman (May/June 2004), offers a new version of an old fear: the threat of population decline, which has emerged periodically throughout the past century as a major ...