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Academic reviews of hundreds of U.S. cities find little evidence that a mayor’s party—Democrat or Republican—consistently causes higher crime; a study of 400 cities over nearly 30 years concluded mayo...
Federal rules and recent legislation sharply restrict most noncitizen access to longstanding federal benefits; refugees and certain humanitarian arrivals can get short-term cash assistance (often up t...
The UK’s National Health Service (NHS), founded in 1948, is a publicly funded, universal care system that covers a broad range of hospital and physician services with little or no point‑of‑service cha...
The simple claim that “” or “blue cities have worse crime” cannot be sustained without qualification: homicide and broader violent-crime patterns change depending on whether researchers compare states...
Crime statistics do not deliver a simple “red worse than blue” or “blue worse than red” verdict; results flip depending on the unit of analysis, the crimes examined, and what controls researchers incl...
Available reporting does not provide a neat list of “Democratic states with the highest violent crime rates in 2024”; instead, multiple analyses show the pattern depends on the level of geography you ...