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US protesters accuse former President Trump of leveraging a ‘crime emergency’ to justify a heavy security presence in Washington, DC. Critics argue this move is politically motivated, raising concerns over civil liberties.—Al Jazeera
Former President Donald Trump announced plans to evict homeless individuals from Washington, D.C., prompting widespread debate on homelessness policy and civil rights. The move has drawn sharp criticism from advocacy groups.
The suspect in the murder of Israeli embassy staffers in Washington has been formally charged. Authorities allege a hate crime motive, with the accused facing possible death penalty, officials confirm.
Former President Donald Trump warned of federal intervention in Washington, D.C., citing rising crime. “We’ll have no choice,” he said, threatening to impose federal control over the capital to restore order.
Former President Donald Trump has expressed interest in federal control over Washington, DC, raising legal and constitutional questions. Experts debate the feasibility and implications of such a move.
The U.S. Department of State’s official website (.gov) serves as a vital resource for foreign policy updates, travel advisories, and diplomatic initiatives, reinforcing America’s global engagement and international relations.
Violent crime in the US fell by 4.5% last year, according to new FBI data. The report highlights a continuing trend of decline, marking progress in public safety efforts nationwide, Boston Herald reveals.
Data from recent crime reports reveals a rise in violence and criminal activity during the Biden-Harris administration, echoing former President Trump’s warnings about escalating crime rates, according to the Washington Times.
A Chinese association in the U.S. faces accusations of blending patriotism with illicit activities, allegedly acting as an extension of Beijing’s influence. The Washington Post reports on concerns over its role in advancing China’s agenda.
Iran reportedly enlists the Hells Angels and other criminal gangs to intimidate and target government critics abroad, marking a troubling new tactic in its crackdown on dissent, according to The Washington Post.
On Washington’s McNeil Island, 214 convicted sex offenders remain the sole residents after the closure of the prison. The isolated facility now serves as a controversial containment site for these high-risk individuals.
In the 1970s, a specific U.S. region saw a surge in serial killings. A writer delves into historical and social factors, uncovering potential reasons behind this chilling spike, as explored in Slate’s latest feature.
Highway crimes are rising in Washington as traffic volume rebounds to near pre-pandemic levels, raising concerns among law enforcement and commuters about safety on the roads, KING5 reports.
FBI data reveals a decline in violent crimes across the U.S. in 2023, marking a notable shift in national crime trends, according to a PBS report. Experts suggest multiple factors may contribute to this drop.
New research from Brookings reveals that “tough-on-crime” policies in Washington, DC, and other cities often backfire, leading to increased violence and decreased public safety. Experts urge for smarter, evidence-based reforms.
The Washington Hunting Guide and Outfitting Company has entered guilty pleas to charges under the Lacey Act, announced the Department of Justice. The case highlights enforcement efforts against illegal wildlife trade.
Washington, DC is facing a sharp rise in homicides, sparking concern among residents and officials. Experts cite factors like economic hardship, gun violence, and strained community relations as key drivers behind the surge.
A recent study named Washington state the most impacted by retail crime in the US, highlighting rising theft and shoplifting rates. Retailers face growing challenges, prompting calls for stronger security measures.
The University of Washington is ranked among the 30 most dangerous campuses in the U.S., according to a recent report highlighted by MyNorthwest.com. The analysis raises concerns about campus safety and crime rates nationwide.
A Washington Post study reveals that U.S. police officers face around 1,100 arrests annually, averaging three per day nationwide. The report sheds light on misconduct within law enforcement ranks.