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With crime a key election issue, the FBI released its final 2023 crime statistics, highlighting trends and shifts nationwide. The report aims to inform policymakers and voters ahead of upcoming elections.
A new Washington Post analysis challenges Donald Trump’s claims linking immigrants to crime, revealing data that immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than native-born citizens, countering the former president’s narrative.
The FBI reports a nationwide decline in crime, yet some politicians selectively use statistics to support their agendas, Kansas Reflector reveals. The data contrasts sharply with political narratives shaping public perception.
Despite official claims, ICE continues to heavily target non-criminal immigrants, raising concerns about the agency’s enforcement priorities and the impact on vulnerable communities across the U.S.
ICE Washington, D.C. arrested an illegal Haitian national charged with assault and firearms violations. The agency highlights ongoing efforts to enforce immigration laws and enhance public safety.
Four people were killed in five separate shootings across Washington, DC, on Tuesday, according to WUSA9. Authorities are investigating the incidents as the city reels from rising gun violence.
The FBI’s latest report reveals a decline in violent crime in 2023, marking a notable trend. The data also highlight shifts in property crimes and regional variations, offering insight into evolving public safety challenges.
The Washington Post breaks down crime rates by county, revealing stark regional disparities. The data highlights shifts in violence patterns, challenging common perceptions about safety across the U.S.
In a recent column, The Washington Post highlights how Republicans persistently create new narratives blaming immigrants for various societal issues, shifting focus from deeper policy challenges and fostering division.
A U.S. senator has faced increased threats amid a sharp rise in anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim incidents nationwide, highlighting growing concerns over hate-driven violence and political targeting, The Washington Post reports.
On May 22, 2025, a shooting at the DC Jewish Museum left two Israeli embassy staffers dead. Authorities have identified Elias Rodriguez as the suspect. The FBI is investigating the motive behind the attack.
Despite former President Trump’s claims of rising violence, federal data shows killings are down. Officials credit real-time intelligence and targeted interventions for recent declines, highlighting effective crime-fighting strategies.
A recent crime bill aimed at addressing Washington DC’s rising violence instead deepened divisions within the city. Critics argue it overlooked community needs, sparking widespread debate and polarization.
The United States Secret Service operates multiple field offices nationwide, ensuring close coordination in protective and investigative missions. These offices are critical hubs for counterfeiting, cybersecurity, and dignitary protection efforts.
Washington DC police have charged a suspect after a couple was shot 21 times in a violent attack. Authorities continue to investigate the motive behind the shooting as the victims receive medical care.
The Washington Post fact-checks Donald Trump’s repeated false claims linking Mexican immigrants to crime, revealing a lack of evidence and highlighting how these statements fuel misinformation and bias.
FBI data reveals the U.S. crime rate continues to decline, highlighting a sustained drop in violent and property crimes nationwide. Experts attribute the trend to improved law enforcement and community initiatives.
Hate crimes in the United States rose last year, the FBI reports, highlighting growing concerns over racial and religious bias. The increase underscores ongoing challenges in combating intolerance nationwide.
Washington, DC ranks among the best places to live in America, according to U.S. News Real Estate. The city’s rich history, vibrant culture, and strong job market make it a top choice for residents nationwide.
FBI crime data reveals Washington ranks as the second-most dangerous state in the U.S., highlighting rising violent crime rates. The Lynnwood Times reports increased concerns for community safety across the state.