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Americans’ confidence in the police increased eight percentage points over the past year to 51%, the largest year-over-year change in public perceptions of 17 major U.S. institutions measured in Gallup’s 2024 annual update. The American public rates many institutions harshly. There are a wide variety of institutions and professions that are taking a beating. Policing does relatively well in Gallup (2025) and other reports of citizen satisfaction.
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New York Democratic state Sen. Kevin Parker thinks he has a solution for Big Apple crime. He’s “California dreaming” about more gun control in the hopes he can solve the problem for Empire State residents. Never mind holding violent criminals accountable for their crimes, though. No, Sen. Parker introduced a bill to mandate all law-abiding gun owners in New York purchase gun owner liability insurance coverage, instead.
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Florida deputies arrest previously deported illegal immigrant on charges of raping a 13-year-old boy.
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It now appears that radical leftist organizations are working to hijack this historic milestone, turning what should be a celebration of American greatness into yet another exercise in national self-criticism.
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Trump's national security advisor says that drug cartels are more like "ISIS than the mafia."
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Officers from the San Antonio Police Department’s SWAT team shared personal stories of sacrifice, service, and resilience during a recent feature for “Best in the Vest,” a program highlighting the work of law enforcement across the country.
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In an age where trust in institutions fluctuates, innovative partnerships between law enforcement and community stakeholders are making a remarkable difference. "Improving Law Enforcement One Step at a Time" dives into a compelling conversation with retired Kansas City Police Officer Ty Grant about real-world strategies improving policing, community relations, and safety across America.
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Law Enforcement Today paid a visit to several men and women in law enforcement, and proudly highlighted them in “Guardians of the Divide”, the latest episode of the “Best In The Vest” series brought to you by InVest USA.  “Best In The Vest” is a series that highlights the real life men and women who get up each day and go out with the mission to make a difference.
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In a series brought to viewers by InVest USA, this episode of “Best In The Vest” showcases women in various ranks and roles, emphasizing their dedication, resilience, and passion for service.
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Buffalo Special Victims' Unit Detective Richard Hy, known for his YouTube channel 'Angry Cops' and his guest appearances on the 'Unsubscribe Podcast', dropped bombshell allegations against the Buffalo Public Schools in a now-viral video released Saturday.
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Suspect arrested for stealing DHS secretary Noem's purse.
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Disgraced ex-Congressman George Santos is facing 7 years in prison and over $300k in restitution after pleading guilty to charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
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Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested Friday in connection to an April 18th incident in which she allegedly helped an illegal immigrant suspect flee her courtroom from federal agents.
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Former INS special agent Joe Occhipinti was a highly-respected, decorated investigator. Then, he got caught up in a politically-motivated witch hunt that cost him his career and put him in jail.
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We took a trip out to Texas - and what we saw blew our minds.  In a ride along, Lieutenant Chris Olivarez of the Texas Department of Public Safety shared candid insights into the threats posed by unchecked illegal immigration, criminal cartels, and national security risks.
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