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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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  • Gary’s Power Outage Was a Community Safety Crisis

    Editorial Office

    September 8, 2026

    Gary’s Power Outage Was a Community Safety Crisis

    Electricity keeps food edible, homes tolerable in summer, communications working,…

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  • On the Navajo Nation, Faster Emergency Response Requires More Than a New Building

    Editorial Office

    September 7, 2026

    On the Navajo Nation, Faster Emergency Response Requires More Than a New Building

    The new Shiprock First Responders Building is a substantial public…

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  • Omaha Removed Electric Shock Gloves From Most School Hallways. The Oversight Failure Remains.

    Editorial Office

    September 6, 2026

    Omaha Removed Electric Shock Gloves From Most School Hallways. The Oversight Failure Remains.

    Omaha Public Schools opened the 2026 school year with a…

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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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  • From Hoovervilles to Trumpvilles: America’s Encampments Are Becoming Monuments to a Housing-Affordability Failure

    Editorial Office

    September 5, 2026

    From Hoovervilles to Trumpvilles: America’s Encampments Are Becoming Monuments to a Housing-Affordability Failure

    America’s next shantytowns already have parking spaces, recreational vehicles, tarps,…

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  • Birmingham Is Building the Community Safety Infrastructure Other Cities Say They Want

    Editorial Office

    September 4, 2026

    Birmingham Is Building the Community Safety Infrastructure Other Cities Say They Want

    Cities frequently promise a comprehensive approach to violence. The language…

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  • New York City Is Adding 10,000 After-School Seats. Treat Them as Community Safety Infrastructure.

    Editorial Office

    September 3, 2026

    New York City Is Adding 10,000 After-School Seats. Treat Them as Community Safety Infrastructure.

    As New York City families begin the 2026–27 school year,…

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  • The CDC Can Now Map Homicide, Suicide, and Overdose Locally. Cities Must Use the Data Carefully.

    Editorial Office

    September 3, 2026

    The CDC Can Now Map Homicide, Suicide, and Overdose Locally. Cities Must Use the Data Carefully.

    Community safety is often divided into separate bureaucratic categories. Police…

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  • Overdose Deaths Are Falling. Community Safety Policy Must Protect What Is Working.

    Editorial Office

    September 3, 2026

    Overdose Deaths Are Falling. Community Safety Policy Must Protect What Is Working.

    The United States has received a rare piece of encouraging…

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