World Population Estimate :6,708,753,083 / US Population Estimate : 304,550,023
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A New York Slice of America, July 3: 128 Riders United  
Riders reflected much of the tapestry of New York City between two stops on a crowded Q train.
No Babies? By RUSSELL SHORTO  
Birthrates across the Continent are falling at drastic and, to many, alarming rates. Why are Europeans so hesitant to have children, and what does it mean for their future and for ours?
Census Damage Control  
Preparations for the 2010 census are a shambles.
A 21st-Century Profile: Art for Art’s Sake, and for the U.S. Economy, Too By SAM ROBERTS  
Drawing from the census, the National Endowment for the Arts has compiled what it bills as the first nationwide profile of professional artists in the 21st century.
Study Shows Colorado Has Largest Rise in Child Poverty By DAN FROSCH  
The study said that the most recent census data show that 180,000 children 15.7 percent of the state total were living in poverty in Colorado in 2006, a 73 percent increase since 2000.
Despite Land for the Taking, No Cry of Northward Ho By NORIMITSU ONISHI  
Desperate to stanch a decline in population, two towns in Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island, are trying to lure newcomers with free land.
The Rich Get Hungrier By AMARTYA SEN  
The global food problem is not being caused by a falling trend in world production, it is the result of accelerating demand.
One-Child Policy Lifted for Quake Victims’ Parents By ANDREW JACOBS  
Chinese officials said that parents whose only child was killed or grievously injured in the May 12 earthquake could apply for legal permission to have another child.
As Deaths Outpace Births, Cities Adjust By SAM ROBERTS and SEAN D. HAMILL; SAM ROBERTS REPORTED FROM NEW YORK, and SEAN D. HAMILL FROM PITTSBURGH. DAVID STABA CONTRIBUTED REPORTING FROM BUFFALO, and JO CRAVEN MCGINTY FROM NEW YORK.  
Changing demographics, a new phenomenon in some areas, are forcing municipalities to rethink how to serve the needs of an older population.
Costs of Living By DANIEL GROSS  
Jeffrey Sachs explores economic solutions to the problems of overpopulation.
On the Ground, Counting Deer By MARY JO PATTERSON  
Weeks after a hunt to cull the herd in the South Mountain Reservation, work begins to estimate the number of deer remaining and help the county formulate plans for next year.
Rise in Minorities Is Led by Children, Census Finds By SAM ROBERTS  
Hispanic Americans continued to grow faster than any other group, surpassing 15 percent of the nation’s population last year for the first time, the Census Bureau said.
Arizona Adds Digit to License Plates to Keep Up With Growth By REBECCA CATHCART  
The increase in motor vehicles has exhausted the 10.6 million or so combinations of characters on the state’s six-digit plates.
A Place Where Indians, Now New Jerseyans, Thrive By JOSEPH BERGER  
Oak Tree Road, which runs through sprawling Edison and into neighboring Woodbridge Township, may be America’s liveliest Little India.
Inequalities By LARRY M. BARTELS  
Since World War II, Republicans and Democrats have presided over startlingly different economies.
 
 
 
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