“The People Trump Pardoned are
on a Crime Spree!”
Trump gets BRUTAL news amid
EMERGENCY announcement
Financial Times:
Hegseth’s broker looked to make
multimillion-dollar defense investment
before war
‘Shocking and unacceptable:
ICE deaths under Trump admin.
blasted by California attorney general
‘You can always declare victory
when you haven’t outlined
what your objective is’: Stengel
‘He Doesn’t Know What He’s Doing’:
Trump Roasted Over Iran War By Former RNC Chair
Dr. John Gartner:
White House covering up Trump’s dementia–
he should be removed via 25th Amendment
‘the old narcism Addicted to rush blow up ‘
Joe: The administration shouldn’t be shocked
by the difficulties in fighting Iran
U.S. must re-examine NATO
after the war with Iran, says Secy. Rubio
‘A country at war, and Congress goes home’:
Steele slams GOP for dismissing Trump’s war
U.S. leaving war without securing Hormuz would be
‘huge boon’ to Iran: Analyst
‘Quite convenient!:
Nicolle on MAGA media’s attempts to shift Iran war
blame AWAY from Trump
USA street crime rate decreased
but white crime reached over trillion dollar?
AI Overview
Based on data available as of March 31, 2026, street crime rates in the United States decreased significantly in 2025, with several categories reaching historic lows, while the total economic cost of all crime (including white-collar crime) has long been estimated to exceed $1 trillion annually. [1, 2, 3]
Street Crime Rates (2025–2026 Trends)
- Declines: Research from the Council on Criminal Justice (CCJ) covering 40 large U.S. cities showed a 21% drop in homicides and a 22% decrease in gun assaults in 2025 compared to 2024.
- Historic Lows: Projections suggest the 2025 homicide rate could be the lowest in more than a century.
- Comprehensive Drops: 11 of 13 offenses tracked by CCJ (including aggravated assaults and robbery) decreased in 2025.
- Exceptions: Drug offenses saw a 7% increase in 2025, although they remained below pre-pandemic levels. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Economic Cost of Crime
- White-Collar Crime: Estimates frequently cite that white-collar crime (fraud, money laundering, etc.) costs the US over $1 trillion annually.
- Total Economic Impact: When including the costs of policing, corrections, and victims’ losses, some studies estimate the total annual burden of crime (street and corporate) on the US economy to be between $2.86 trillion and $5.76 trillion. [1, 2]
<Videos & Photos From App>