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Available sources do not provide a nationwide, authoritative breakdown of crime rates by race per capita; major datasets in the search results (FBI, Council on Criminal Justice, state compilations) re...
Donald Trump has used his clemency power to pardon or commute multiple people tied to large-scale drug trafficking, drug marketplaces and related criminal enterprises — most prominently Ross Ulbricht ...
The Insurrection Act has been invoked intermittently since the early republic, with sources counting roughly 30 separate invocations over U.S. history and attributing those uses to somewhere between 1...
Multiple 2025 reports and compilations identify Memphis, St. Louis, Detroit, Birmingham, and Baltimore among U.S. cities with the highest homicide rates, while other large cities have seen notable dec...
There is no single authoritative count of “how many riots” occurred during Barack Obama’s presidency; reporting documents multiple high-profile episodes of civil unrest—Ferguson and Baltimore among th...
Data from recent reporting and research show clear racial disparities in U.S. homicide victimization and offending: in 2023 FBI counts reported higher absolute numbers of white offenders than Black of...
Available reporting and academic analyses show no simple partisan map of per-capita crime: recent peer‑reviewed research found mayoral party affiliation has “no detectable effect” on crime, and multip...
Available sources show that Black people are disproportionately represented in arrests and homicide statistics in the U.S.—for example, one summary notes Black people accounted for 26.6% of arrests ov...
George Soros has funneled money into U.S. causes through personal donations, his family vehicle Soros Fund Management, and a network of foundations and fiscal-sponsorship nonprofits clustered under th...
A clear pattern in the supplied analyses shows that ; multiple recent data points indicate high murder rates in some Republican-led states and cities, while overall national homicide and violent crime...
Across multiple analyses, , with several data compilations and local dashboards describing historically low homicide counts through portions of 2025. That said, the picture is : some cities remain ele...
A 22-year-old woman identified in reporting as Dulce Consuelo Diaz Morales was arrested by ICE in Baltimore and transferred to Louisiana while federal litigation about her status proceeds; ICE says sh...
Available reporting collected here documents dozens of individual federal lawsuits and multiple class actions filed against ICE across 2025 — examples include suits over courthouse arrests, detention‑...
There is no single, authoritative count in the available sources of how many “major riots” took place in the U.S. during Barack Obama’s presidency (2009–2017). Contemporary reporting and retrospective...
The largest U.S. Jewish metropolitan community is the New York–Newark–Jersey City area, reported at roughly 2.1–2.18 million Jews, followed by major concentrations in Los Angeles, Miami and other metr...
There is no single, authoritative count of “the number of lawsuits against ICE” in the available reporting; recent coverage documents multiple, distinct lawsuits and at least several class actions nat...
As of late 2025, public analyses converge on a , with multiple independent trackers and analysts projecting 2025 to be the lowest recorded year in decades; estimates center around , depending on assum...
There have been multiple lawsuits challenging ICE arrests and detention practices — including class actions over courthouse arrests and suits over unlawful holding conditions — and courts have at time...
Among large U.S. cities, recent reporting and compiled lists repeatedly identify Baltimore, Memphis, Detroit, New Orleans and St. Louis among those with the highest violent‑crime or homicide rates per...
The available 2024–2025 analyses consistently show , with multiple outlets and analysts reporting drops between roughly 14% and 20% and some projecting 2025 could be the lowest U.S. murder rate on rec...