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"Murders PLUMMETED 21% in 2025... But People Still Don't Feel Safe

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March 26, 2026

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Murders dropped a massive 21% nationwide in 2025 across major cities — the largest single-year decline on record, with some experts saying it could be the lowest U.S. murder rate since 1900. Seattle saw homicides fall 36%, and New York City dropped to just 305 murders (lowest in decades).But as Alex Berenson tells Clay & Buck: the numbers are improving fast... yet people still don't feel safer.Why? Visible chaos from property crime, open drugs, homelessness, smash-and-grabs, and quality-of-life issues in blue cities hasn't fully reversed.Watch the full take on The Clay & Buck Show

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