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Marcia Fudge Housing and Urban Development Secretary. White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki (L) looks on as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Fudge, the first Black woman to lead the department in decades, speaks at a news conference in the James Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House. Photo by Michael Reynolds/UPI | License Photo Deanne Criswell Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Criswell testifies during her confirmation hearing before the Senate Committe...

The United States has gotten safer in the past few decades.

SHS grads offer training on preventing human trafficking through Quinnipiac University SHS grads offer training on preventing human trafficking through Quinnipiac University Quinnipiac University law student Kaylyn Fagan stands on the school campus Wednesday in North Haven. Fagan, a Southington High School graduate, is co-chair of the university’s Human Trafficking Prevention Project. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal March 12, 2021 08:25AM By Devin Leith-Yessian, Record-Journal sta...

The United States has gotten safer in the past few decades.

The old Ruby Tuesday restaurant building, which sat empty for years, was torn down at the Willingboro Town Center in recent months to prepare for a new resident: A Chase Bank. The building next door is also empty. Half of it once housed a Starbucks, then a Hardee’s Restaurant, but now just looks lonely in the Town Center, a mixed-used development which includes a satellite campus of Rowan College at Burlington County, retail stores, restaurants, the library and multiple other businesses. Wil...

This Is the Most Dangerous State in America Douglas A. McIntyre © Provided by 24/7 Wall St. The United States has gotten safer in the past few decades. The violent crime rate (including aggravated assaults, robberies, rapes and murders/nonnegligent manslaughters) has declined steadily from nearly 750 incidents for every 100,000 Americans in 1993 to 366.7 incidents per 100,000 in 2019. Yet, not every part of the country can be considered safe. While in some states the violent c...

This Is the Safest State in America Douglas A. McIntyre © Provided by 24/7 Wall St. The United States has gotten safer in the past few decades. The violent crime rate (including aggravated assaults, robberies, rapes and murders/nonnegligent manslaughters) has declined steadily from nearly 750 incidents for every 100,000 Americans in 1993 to 366.7 incidents per 100,000 in 2019. Yet, not every part of the country can be considered safe. While in some states the violent crime rat...

A spike in identity thefts tied to unemployment fraud caused Naperville’s crime rate to rise in 2020, according to police department data released this week.

Renters in the U.S. often opt out of insuring their homes, and in some states, high premium costs may be why.

Keeping your home safe and sound comes at a price. But in some states, you may luck out with the cost of your home insurance premium.