How many homeless in the U.S. as of 6/1/26?
An estimated 745,652 people are experiencing homelessness in the U.S. on a given night. This figure is from the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) annual Point-in-Time count.\\
What has been the cost of the iran war so far? (As of 6/1/26)
Long-Term Projections: Economists warn that the long-term tab—which must eventually factor in veterans' medical care, replacing depleted munitions, and macroeconomic drags on GDP and inflation—could ultimately range from $630 billion to $1 trillion.
Divide $1 trillion by 745,652 (number of homeless on any given night)
(US$ 1 trillion) / 745 652 = 1.34110818 million US$
Source: Google AI
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Clearly, making millionaires of every homeless American would solve the housing problem, but it could probably be resolved at a lesser cost per person with some left over. Going forward, it would be a good idea to not become mired in pointless wars.
