The Most and Least Dangerous Cities in the U.S.
The safety or danger of cities in the U.S. reflects a multifaceted combination of social, economic, and geographic factors that shape the overall well-being and security of their residents.
Read MoreThe safety or danger of cities in the U.S. reflects a multifaceted combination of social, economic, and geographic factors that shape the overall well-being and security of their residents.
Read MoreThe U.S. has the highest number of school-related shootings in the world. There have been 424 school shootings since 1999, with 199 people killed and 424 injured in the country.
Read MoreAccording to statistics, there are an average of about 100 fatal road accidents in the United States every single day. But nobody takes the “average” trip: where and how you drive makes a significant difference to your odds of getting home safely. For instance, you are four times more likely to be involved in a collision if you drive while using a phone.
Read MoreAlaska has the most considerable rate of missing person cases in the United States, with approximately one out of each 617 people in the state missing. 3.6% of currently lost person cases in the United States are missing indigenous persons.
Read MoreEurope has seen a drop in the intentional homicide rate by 63% since 2002 and by 38% since 1990. Russia and Ukraine reported the highest number of intentional homicide victims per 100 000 inhabitants. The lowest number of intentional homicide victims was recorded in Norway, Italy, and Spain.
Read MoreCrime rates in the U.S. have changed over time, with rapid growth after 1900, reaching a sizeable bulging top within the 1970s and early 1990s. Since then, crime has decreased significantly. In 2018, the murder rate in the United States was 5 per 100 thousand, for a sum of 15.5 thousand murders.
Read MoreThe Netherlands is the 68th most populated country in the world, and as of May 1, 2023, it has a population of 18 million. According to the National Population Forecast, the population will reach its peak of nearly 18 million in 2040.
Read MoreIn terms of the relative incarceration rates, the U.S. also maintained its position as having one of the highest rates globally. Despite accounting for only about 4% of the world’s population, the U.S. incarcerated around 22% of the world’s prisoners in 2016.
Read MoreReddit user: anaconda300 Homicide rate from highest to lowest Louisiana 11.8 – Costa Rica 11.77 Missouri 8.8 – Cape Verde
Read MoreFinland, Spain, Denmark, Sweden, and Slovenia are the safest countries. In the figure below, we see the percentage of the
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