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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 multi-city data for 2025 point to broad, sometimes sharp, declines in homicides across many major U.S. cities — the Council on Criminal Justice reports an average 17% drop in homicide rates ...
Yes: multiple independent estimates place civilian-held firearms in the United States well above the nation’s population, commonly cited in the range roughly 390 million to a half‑billion guns — figur...
Available sources show no single, universally agreed 2025 ranking of U.S. cities by murder rate; multiple outlets report similar patterns (very high rates in some smaller jurisdictions and notable dec...
Available reporting shows that 2024 homicide rankings vary by data set and city-size threshold: several sources name Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis, Baltimore and Birmingham among the highest‑rate U.S. c...
A handful of U.S. cities consistently emerge in reporting as the strongest choices for transgender safety, healthcare access, and community resources—most notably San Francisco, New York City, San Die...
There is no single, authoritative "top five cities with homicide rates" list in the supplied reporting; different compilations and timeframes produce different rankings, and recent mid‑2025 analyses e...
Available sources do not provide a state-by-state ranked list of the largest changes in firearm death rates specifically between 2023 and 2024; reporting instead gives national totals and notes that “...
Available reporting does not provide a single, nationwide table listing which U.S. cities had the largest year‑over‑year changes in homicide, robbery, and aggravated assault for 2024–2025; instead, mo...