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Similarly dramatic declines in violent crime from early pandemic highs were reported in nationwide surveys and data from 500 to 1,000 local police departments.

Asian American voting trends in the Arcadia and Temple City areas mirrored nationwide patterns.

Sunwings took the decision after Cuba endured a four-day nationwide blackout at the end of October, caused by failures with the country's aging energy infrastructure.

Seven years ago, with the birth of the #MeToo movement, my private parental action essentially went viral as women spread the word nationwide.

The housing crisis goes beyond Hastings and is a nationwide problem.