Law and order

NY State Sen. Kevin Parker, who voted in favor of the bill used by E. Jean Carroll to sue Trump, is now himself being accused of rape under the same law, now calls it unconstitutional
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The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) recently released its 2024 National Drug Threat Assessment (NDTA), highlighting the severity of the drug crisis in Chicago and across the United States.
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Akron PD is now part of a larger DHS investigation into counterfeit body armor being sold locally in the U.S. by stores claiming the equipment was USA made when it fact, it was made from China and does not pass the standards set forth by the National Institute of Justice.
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A University of Chicago professor said that research shows that students on college campuses (before the protests) are more fearful than ever before.
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U.S. Marshals Service announced the start of an operation to arrest fugitive sex offenders and rescue "critically missing children."
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Many people have wondered about the apparent organization of the pro-Hamas demonstrations taking place throughout the US; now the Coalition for a Safer Web did a deep dive and found the funding sources for the suspiciously identical aspect to the often-violent protests.
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Police unions in California are criticizing a report from WalletHub that announced California as the best place to work for law enforcement, calling the metrics it used, "bananas."
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Mayor Eric Adams made headlines by highlighting the preparedness of the city's Department of Corrections for a potential scenario involving former President Donald Trump's incarceration at Rikers Island.
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Biden announced Friday that 100,000 so-called "dreamers" will be eligible for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) effective this November.
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The recent operations conducted by the New York City Police Department (NYPD) at New York University (NYU) and The New School have drawn attention to the organized nature of anti-Israel demonstrations on campuses.
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Gov. Jay Inslee is hatching a scheme that would see Washington State taxpayers subsidizing $45 million worth of electric cars. Families of four earning just under $100,000 would qualify for the program.
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Northwestern University in suburban Chicago grabbed its collective ankles and gave in to the anarchists camped out at the university, agreeing to full-boat scholarships and teaching positions for Palestinians, segregated housing for Muslim students, and will advocate for anarchist students with potential employers.
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A damning report from the House Judiciary Committee shows the Biden administration colluded with Big Tech platforms such as Google, YouTube, Facebook and others to suppress free speech.
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Kristen Clarke, the Department of Justice's Attorney General for Civil Rights, lied to the Senate Judiciary Committee during her confirmation hearings, when she told Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) that she has never been arrested. She was arrested in a domestic violence case in 2006.
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A Uzbek man with alleged ties to ISIS has been arrested and is awaiting trial in a detention center in Pennsylvania.
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