But the FBI’s “Uniform Crime Report” for 2020, released Monday, suggests something stranger: Perhaps America is in the midst of what is specifically a violence wave, not a broad crime wave.

CRIME America's murder rate increase in 2020 has 'no modern precedent,' crime analyst group finds New report analyzes crime rates amid coronavirus pandemic, civil unrest across U.S.

The FBI released its annual Uniform Crime Report for 2020 on Monday, showing that the number of homicides increased nearly 30% from 2019, the largest single-year increase the agency has recorded ...

Murders spiked nearly 30% in 2020 across the country, according to the FBI. Major cities across the country continue to face high murder rates and violent crime two years on.

Crime; 2020 Ends as One of America’s Most Violent Years in Decades; 2020 Ends as One of America’s Most Violent Years in Decades. 5 minute read. By Josiah Bates. December 30, 2020 9:23 AM EST.

Nearly 21,000 people were murdered in America in 2020, based on preliminary data. Another increase of 10 percent or more could mean thousands more dead in 2021. The murder spike is real ...

Americans are experiencing a crime wave unlike anything we’ve seen this century. After decades of decline, shootings have surged in the past few years. In 2020, gun deaths reached their highest ...

So I don't think there's any single-factor explanation for why crime rose in 2020 and why it's now falling. But I think the COVID-19 context is a huge one to keep in mind. Taylor Wilson: ...

Trump would have us focus on this self-reported measure of crime rather than actual crime data. Interestingly, back in 2022 when Fox News and others on the right were obsessing over crime (at ...

Crime rates have been steadily falling in America since the early 1990s but did see a significant increase, especially in murder, in 2020 during Trump's last year as president as the COVID-19 ...

Murder rates saw a “historic” increase in 2020 compared to 2019, with more than 1,200 additional killings year-over-year in a sample of 34 American cities, according to a study released Monday.