BIG DATA Suicide by State


Suicide took over 49,000 U.S. lives in 2023, one every 11 minutes.


Whic 21.2 19.6 18.4 17.7 17.7 16.8 15.6 15.5 15.3 15.2 14.6 14.5 14.3 1


Visa Overstays Make Up Almost 40% of Illegal


SOURCE: CDC


U.S. Entries Number of people who crossed the U.S. border illegally vs. those who overstayed visas.


The Most Important Factors When Buying a Car Share of prospective car buyers in the U.S. saying that these characteristics are especially important to them.


Fuel effi ciency Safety


Low price High quality


Suitability for daily use High driving comfort Good warranty/service Design


40.9% 39% 34.9% 31.9% SOURCE: Statista Consumer Insights


WIDESPREAD CONCERN OVER AI’S IMPACT ON JOBS 31%


29% 17% Very concerned


Somewhat concerned


30 NEWSMAX | AUGUST 2025


Not very concerned


15% 8%


Not at all concerned


Not sure


SOURCE: Newsmax/TIPP Poll


46.7% 46.2%


53.2% 53.2%


37% 510,400


by mode of entry


63% 860,000


crossed illegally


Estimated number of people crossing the southern U.S. border illegally, by country:


Mexico


Guatemala Cuba


Honduras Venezuela Nicaragua Colombia


81,172 77,740 76,739 68,579 58,256 46,610


Estimated number of people overstaying visas, by country: Mexico


Colombia Haiti


Dominican Republic Brazil


Venezuela India


52,116 43,054 27,763 21,642 21,607 21,558 19,466


278,492


Arrivals of undocumented migrants,


overstayed


SOURCE: Statista Consumer Insights


New Mexico D.C.


Louisiana Oregon


New York Oklahoma


Massachusetts Nevada


Pennsylvania Illinois Alabama Michigan Arkansas


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