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Crime statistics in U.S. data show different measures (arrests, offenders, victimization, incarceration) and none in the provided sources say a single race “commits the most crime” in an absolute mora...
There are multiple paths for scam victims to seek compensation: government victim‑compensation programs that reimburse certain crime‑related out‑of‑pocket losses (e.g., New York’s Office of Victim Ser...
Adjusting raw crime figures for age and socioeconomic status changes the story: official arrest and victimization counts show large racial disparities (for example, Black people are over‑represented a...
Survivors of sexual abuse and trafficking—like those in high-profile abuse cases—can access a network of 24/7 crisis hotlines that offer immediate emotional support, safety planning, multilingual assi...
National and local organizations — including government programs, national hotlines/referral directories, and nonprofit survivors’ services — form the primary network that provides therapy and trauma‑...
Surviving a terrorism attack in the United States requires simple, teachable actions in the moment—run, hide, fight when necessary—and practical preparedness beforehand, informed by authoritative guid...
The evidence shows the Trump administration did not create a brand-new presidential interagency human trafficking task force between 2017 and 2021, but it did sustain existing federal coordination and...