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  • The 2026 Smart Reentry Grants Should Measure Stability Before Rearrest

    Editorial Office

    September 10, 2026

    The 2026 Smart Reentry Grants Should Measure Stability Before Rearrest

    The Bureau of Justice Assistance has opened its 2026 Smart…

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  • Nebraska’s Domestic Abuse Review Shows the Warning Signs Are Already in the Community

    Editorial Office

    September 10, 2026

    Nebraska’s Domestic Abuse Review Shows the Warning Signs Are Already in the Community

    Nebraska’s newest review of domestic abuse deaths delivers a blunt…

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  • Football, CTE, and Community-Safety: The Question We Can No Longer Confine to the NFL

    Editorial Office

    September 6, 2026

    Football, CTE, and Community-Safety: The Question We Can No Longer Confine to the NFL

    Football season has returned to America. This weekend marks the…

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  • Crispus Attucks, Soldiers in American Streets, and the Meaning of Community Safety

    Editorial Office

    September 5, 2026

    Crispus Attucks, Soldiers in American Streets, and the Meaning of Community Safety

    Americans often discuss police violence, military deployments in American cities,…

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  • The Minneapolis Shooting Was More Than a Crime; It Was a Community Safety Failure

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    September 4, 2026

    The Minneapolis Shooting Was More Than a Crime; It Was a Community Safety Failure

    On September 2, 2026, a mass shooting at Shoreline Plaza,…

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  • After Two Deaths in Times Square, New York Must Examine the Years Before the Crisis

    Editorial Office

    September 2, 2026

    After Two Deaths in Times Square, New York Must Examine the Years Before the Crisis

    Two people died after a violent confrontation in Times Square…

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  • The Atlanta BeltLine Killing Was a Community Safety Failure Long Before the Knife Was Drawn

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    September 1, 2026

    The Atlanta BeltLine Killing Was a Community Safety Failure Long Before the Knife Was Drawn

    The death of Ramon Harris should force cities to confront…

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  • Portland’s $7.1 Million Ceasefire Commitment Needs a Public Evidence Contract

    Editorial Office

    September 1, 2026

    Portland’s $7.1 Million Ceasefire Commitment Needs a Public Evidence Contract

    Portland, Oregon, made a consequential budget choice this week. On…

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  • Chicago Updated Its Shooting-Victim Dataset on August 26. Community Safety Needs More Than a Citywide Trend Line

    Editorial Office

    August 31, 2026

    Chicago Updated Its Shooting-Victim Dataset on August 26. Community Safety Needs More Than a Citywide Trend Line

    On August 26, 2026, Chicago’s violence-reduction dataset on homicide and…

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  • After Jemear Miller’s Killing, Trenton Chose a Weekend Business Curfew. Now It Must Publish the Test

    Editorial Office

    August 30, 2026

    After Jemear Miller’s Killing, Trenton Chose a Weekend Business Curfew. Now It Must Publish the Test

    At approximately 3:37 a.m. on Sunday, August 2, 2026, Trenton…

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