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A shooting last weekend at a children's birthday party in California that left four dead was the 17th mass killing this year — the lowest number recorded since 2006, according to a database maintained by The Associated Press and USA Today in partnership with Northeastern University. Experts warn that the drop doesn't necessarily mean safer days are here to stay and that it could simply represent a return to average levels. "Sir Isaac Newton never studied crime, but he says 'What goes up must come down,'" said James Alan Fox, a criminologist at Northeastern University. The current drop in numbers is more likely what statisticians call a "regression to the mean," he said, representing a return to more average crime levels after an unusual spike in mass killings in 2018 and 2019...

Mass killings in the U.S. so far this year have dropped to their lowest level since researchers began tracking mass homicides in 2006. The big picture: This decline tracks with a broader cooling of violent crime across the U.S. following pandemic-era spikes, though criminologists suggest the drop may simply mark a return to historic averages. Experts also note mass-killing numbers can swing sharply year to year because the totals are small...

Mass killings in the United States are on track to be at their lowest annual levels since 2006. A recent mass shooting at a children's birthday party in California marked the country's 17th mass killing in 2025, but the incidents are down 24% this year, according to an Associated Press database. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino attributed the drop to "broken windows" policing and "innovative personnel management," while mysteriously acknowledging that the past administration is holding them back...

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