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Looming El Nino Threatens Sugar’s Much-Needed Supply Boost
The rising threat of an El Nino weather phenomenon risks derailing an expected boost to global sugar supplies and keeping prices high. The occurrence …
Bloomberg - Megan Durisin, Mumbi Gitau • 4d
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Nearly six out of every 10 individuals say crime is at least somewhat a significant problem in their community, up from 53% just six months earlier.
In addition, a new State Policy Network poll of 2,011 voters, conducted in partnership with Morning Consult between April 11-14, finds that 46% of respondents agree that crime in their town or city has been on the rise over the past 12 months, up from 42% who held such feelings in November 2022.
Across the country, 74% say crime has increased over the past year, a six percentage point increase from five months earlier when 68% of respondents felt that way.
“People are saying they personally see crime as a problem in their local community and numbers are even higher when you ask about the United States broadly,” SPN messaging strategist Erin Norman told The Center Square. “High profile media stories about shoplifting mobs and gun violence likely impact how Americans see crime in the nation as a whole.”
When it comes to big cities, researchers found the view is even dimmer, with 63% saying they feel most large U.S. cities are no longer safe and even more respondents (64%) agreeing they see large retailers making the decision to leave cities due to crime as being reasonable.
https://justthenews.com/nation/states/center-square/poll-growing-number-americans-worried-about-rising-crime
Spring has sprung!
Elites are misleading in general, anon.