Potholes everywhere, shoplifters rampant today's Britain looks as broken as it feels | Simon Jenkins
Britain's public sector is in crisis, reflected in rising crime rates and failing services despite significant government spending on unrelated issues.
The spread of misinformation about crime rates aims to create fear rather than provide accurate information.
Murder in U.S. Continues Steep Decline, F.B.I. Reports
Murders in the U.S. saw their fastest decline on record in 2023, decreasing by 11.6% from the previous year.
Krugman: Trump's made-up Kamala crime wave' not supported by data
Cities are much safer now than in the past, with significant declines in robbery and murder rates since the 1990s.
Claims of rampant crime under Democrats, as stated by Trump, are grossly exaggerated and not supported by actual crime data.
SF Homicides Are On Track for 60-Year Low. Why Does Crime Still Dominate the Discourse? | KQED
Homicides in San Francisco are on track for a historic low, despite perceptions of increasing property crime.
Property crime overall decreased significantly, despite ongoing public concerns.
How to Get the Subways Under Control
The New York City subway system, the largest in North America, faces safety challenges leading to decreased ridership.
Fox's Harris Faulkner's Linking Migrants to CEO Killing is Irresponsible and Inaccurate
The narrative linking undocumented migrants to violent crime is misleading and lacks supporting evidence, as highlighted by discussions around Brian Thompson's murder.
Trump's New Big Lie
The spread of misinformation about crime rates aims to create fear rather than provide accurate information.
Murder in U.S. Continues Steep Decline, F.B.I. Reports
Murders in the U.S. saw their fastest decline on record in 2023, decreasing by 11.6% from the previous year.
Krugman: Trump's made-up Kamala crime wave' not supported by data
Cities are much safer now than in the past, with significant declines in robbery and murder rates since the 1990s.
Claims of rampant crime under Democrats, as stated by Trump, are grossly exaggerated and not supported by actual crime data.
SF Homicides Are On Track for 60-Year Low. Why Does Crime Still Dominate the Discourse? | KQED
Homicides in San Francisco are on track for a historic low, despite perceptions of increasing property crime.
Property crime overall decreased significantly, despite ongoing public concerns.
How to Get the Subways Under Control
The New York City subway system, the largest in North America, faces safety challenges leading to decreased ridership.
Fox's Harris Faulkner's Linking Migrants to CEO Killing is Irresponsible and Inaccurate
The narrative linking undocumented migrants to violent crime is misleading and lacks supporting evidence, as highlighted by discussions around Brian Thompson's murder.
Correction: Oakland crime rate in comparison to Colma
Erroneous information from Oakland Police led to misinformation about the city's crime rates, highlighting the need for accuracy in reporting.
Man fatally shot while driving near Oakland's City Hall
Amidst rising crime rates, a 36-year-old man was fatally shot near Oakland City Hall, prompting investigations and a call for information to solve the case.
Correction: Oakland crime rate in comparison to Colma
Erroneous information from Oakland Police led to misinformation about the city's crime rates, highlighting the need for accuracy in reporting.
Man fatally shot while driving near Oakland's City Hall
Amidst rising crime rates, a 36-year-old man was fatally shot near Oakland City Hall, prompting investigations and a call for information to solve the case.
Mourning the Russian spy-whale and more: Letters to the Editor - Sep. 8, 2024
The tragic death of the Beluga whale Hvaldimir highlights the perception of animals in geopolitical contexts and the need to protect innocent creatures.
Eagles Players Feared Crime in Brazil. Have They Considered Philadelphia?
NFL executives face player safety concerns over the high crime rate in Brazil, despite Philadelphia having a higher murder rate.
Crime: Perception & Reality
Despite a decline in crime rates since the 1990s, most Americans believe crime is increasing due to cognitive biases shaped by media exposure.