Murders plunge 15% in America's biggest cities

Homicides have dropped by 15.2% in America's largest cities over the first nine months of 2026, continuing a trend that began during President Biden's tenure and persists today under President Trump. This significant decrease is highlighted by a report from the Major Cities Chiefs Association, though it's worth noting that Tulsa's police department recently changed its crime-reporting systems, potentially affecting year-over-year comparisons. This trend is crucial as it reflects broader efforts in public safety and law enforcement strategies across major urban areas.