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U.S. on Track for Lowest Homicide Rate in Over a Century

via Washington Examiner·Jul 23·2 sources

A new report finds the United States is on pace to record its lowest homicide rate in more than a century in 2026. The sharp, sustained decline reverses the pandemic-era surge in violent crime and points to improving public safety in many cities. The trend offers rare good news on crime and reshapes a debate that has dominated recent political campaigns.

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U.S. trending toward fewest killings on record in 2026, report says

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