Sharp Decline in Homicide Rates Across U.S. Cities Masks Deeper Questions on Crime and Policy
A recent 21% drop in homicide rates across 35 cities signals progress, but what’s driving this change—and who really deserves credit? We investigate the facts behind the numbers and the broader implications for American security.
Across dozens of American cities, a significant 21% drop in homicides reported last year offers a glimmer of hope amid years of escalating violence. According to an independent report from the Council on Criminal Justice, about 922 fewer lives were lost to homicide between 2024 and 2025 in these sampled locations. Yet beneath this promising headline lies a complex reality that demands scrutiny. While politicians from both parties rush to claim victory, the truth is unsettled: What exactly caused this dramatic decline? Can National Policies Alone Explain This Sharp Turnaround? The data compiled from 35 cities shows declines not only...
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