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Capital and largest city of Mississippi, United States
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...
Burt Jones is the Republican lieutenant governor of Georgia, a sixth‑generation Jackson native, businessman and former state senator who took office in January 2023 and is running for governor in 2026...
Chicago’s homicide rate in recent federal reporting was about , placing it below several smaller Rust Belt and Southern cities but above many large cities; that could put the city on track for its low...
Donald Trump’s leadership approach is most frequently compared to in U.S. historical parallels and to contemporary strongmen internationally; these comparisons focus on populist rhetoric, confrontatio...
Federal immigration agents from ICE are operating in Minnesota as part of a campaign called “Operation Metro Surge,” and DHS says ICE arrested “more than 400” noncitizens during the effort; Minnesota ...
As of the reporting in the supplied sources, at least 12–13 U.S. states have enforced near‑total or total abortion bans with very limited exceptions, and multiple trackers show a patchwork that change...
The reporting on violence during the “No Kings” protests is reported in specific locations. National and local accounts published between October 18–21, 2025 describe millions and thousands of largely...
The core factual claim across the provided analyses is that the cities with the highest murder rates in 2024 were Jackson (MS), Birmingham (AL), St. Louis (MO), and Memphis (TN), and that these cities...
Available sources show the national homicide rate fell to about 5–6.8 murders per 100,000 people in recent years and that many large U.S. cities — especially the worst‑off — have rates far above that ...
Donald Trump’s presidency is widely described in recent reporting and watchdog work as marked by frequent, visible conflicts of interest, alleged profiteering, and institutional rollbacks — earning cl...
Available sources agree that U.S. city homicide rankings vary by dataset and year, but repeatedly name St. Louis, Jackson (MS), Baltimore, New Orleans, Memphis, Detroit and Cleveland among cities with...
The claim “top 5 cities with Democratic mayors by crime rate in 2024” is not supported by a single authoritative ranking in the provided materials; and do not present a consistent, dated list of the f...
Available reporting shows conflicting patterns depending on the unit of analysis: at the state level several analysts and think tanks find higher homicide and violent-crime rates in “red” states, whil...
The best available mid‑2025 data show that overall homicides fell in the first half of 2025 versus the same period in 2024 across a set of 30 reporting cities, while a , with Little Rock reported as t...
The various analyses disagree on a single definitive top-five list for U.S. cities with the highest per-capita homicide rates in 2024, but two clusters emerge: one grouping that lists , and another th...
The recent White House renovations under President Biden are described in available accounts as modest, focused on interior updates such as new curtains, rugs, family photos and repairs in the West Wi...
The Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. United States held that a president enjoys absolute immunity for some “core” official acts and a presumptive immunity for other official acts, while rejecting ...
There is no authoritative, source-backed estimate in the provided reporting that pins down the number of undocumented individuals specifically in ; available data are at the state level and vary widel...
The “red‑state homicide gap” — the higher per‑capita murder rate measured in Republican‑led states compared with Democratic‑led states — is overwhelmingly concentrated in a relatively small set of hig...
Historical opinion of unpopular presidents often improves over time as new evidence, shifting party lenses and scholarly reassessments emerge: examples include Lyndon Johnson’s rehabilitation in histo...