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

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    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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  • Violent Crime Is Falling. Now America Must Determine What Is Actually Working.

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    September 4, 2026

    Violent Crime Is Falling. Now America Must Determine What Is Actually Working.

    Violent crime is falling across the United States, and the…

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  • Community Safety Is Not Social Work: Let’s Name the Work Social Work Left Outside Its Borders

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    September 3, 2026

    Community Safety Is Not Social Work: Let’s Name the Work Social Work Left Outside Its Borders

    New York City routinely uses the phrase “social work” as…

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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.

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    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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  • NeON Shows What a Community-Safety Hub Can Be

    Editorial Office

    September 1, 2026

    NeON Shows What a Community-Safety Hub Can Be

    New York City’s neighborhood probation centers combine supervision with food…

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  • Virginia’s Overdose Deaths Fell 23 Percent—but the Next Phase Must Be Local

    Editorial Office

    September 1, 2026

    Virginia’s Overdose Deaths Fell 23 Percent—but the Next Phase Must Be Local

    Virginia has new evidence of a major public-health gain. The…

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

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    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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  • Kansas City’s Facial-Recognition Buses: A Public-Safety Test of Trust

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    August 26, 2026

    Kansas City’s Facial-Recognition Buses: A Public-Safety Test of Trust

    A Kansas City bus rider may soon enter a public…

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  • America’s Murder Rate Reached a 1950s Low. Local Leaders Should Resist the Rush to Claim Credit

    Editorial Office

    August 25, 2026

    America’s Murder Rate Reached a 1950s Low. Local Leaders Should Resist the Rush to Claim Credit

    August 24, 2026 The FBI’s August 14 release of final…

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