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Infant Mortality

Demonstrators participate in the Poor People's March in Washington, D.C., in 1968.

A new report looks at gaps in income, education, and wealth over the last 50 years.

By Dwyer Gunn

University of Michigan researchers report that, after taking into account its long-term downward trend, the infant mortality rate in the U.S. rises during GOP presidencies.

By Tom Jacobs

Social Justice

Depending on the neighborhood, maybe North Korea.

By Michael Fitzgerald

Social Justice

How the paper of record used partial data to reach a wrong conclusion on infant death in Mississippi.

By Arthur G. Cosby and Lindsay B. Jones

Infant Mortality

Four Figures That Explain Racial Inequality in America

Study Finds Link Between Infant Mortality Rate and Party in Power

Are Babies Healthier in North Korea or Northeast Ohio?

Miller-McCune Research Essay — Conventional Wisdom and Partial Data