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National surveys and official reports show a mixed picture for 2024: Bureau of Justice Statistics’ NCVS counted about 6.08 million violent incidents in 2024 and records victimizations across racial gr...
Available data and recent analyses do not support a simple answer to “which race commits the most crimes” in the United States; , but those disparities are shaped by socioeconomic factors, policing pr...
The available analyses converge on a clear pattern: , with sexual abuse comprising a minority share of total maltreatment reports (around 10%). The data offer a contrasting picture when looking at off...
The best national measures show violent crime victims and offenders are not evenly distributed: males account for the large majority of offenders while victimization rates are broadly similar across W...
Alaska and several Plains states consistently appear at the top of state-level rape or sexual-assault lists, with Alaska often reported as having a rate roughly three times the national average; natio...
Differences in welfare receipt across White, Somali, Black, and Latino households are driven less by a single cause than by an interplay of economic resources, education, family structure, immigration...
A broad, peer‑reviewed literature consistently documents rising global temperatures, increasing concentrations of long‑lived greenhouse gases, and accelerating sea‑level rise, with major syntheses inc...
Celebrities have repeatedly used state-based rights of publicity, trademark claims, copyright and common-law privacy to block or punish commercial misuses of their likeness, winning injunctions, large...
Abortion provision in the U.S. rose overall after 2020 even as state-level bans reduced in-state access in many places; Guttmacher reported clinician‑provided abortions increased compared with 2020 an...
The Affordable Care Act substantially in health‑insurance coverage after its major provisions took effect in 2014, with larger absolute gains for Black and Hispanic adults than for White adults. Gains...
SNAP’s racial and ethnic composition has shifted since 2000 toward greater reliance among , with Black households notably overrepresented relative to their population share; pandemic-era enrollments s...