Census Bureau
Definition:
The "Census Bureau" is a government agency in the United States responsible for collecting and managing data about the country's population. This includes counting how many people live in the country, their ages, races, where they live, and other important information that helps the government understand the demographics of the country.
The Census Bureau plays a crucial role in gathering important information about the population of the United States, which is used for planning, policy-making, and understanding social trends.