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After CBS reported that most illegal aliens arrested under the Trump administration lacked “violent” records, Homeland Security officials accused the outlet of omitting serious offenses to shape the narrative.
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FLEOA National President Mathew Silverman argues that Virginia lawmakers are pushing HB217 to score political points, even as they risk colliding head-on with the Second Amendment.
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A Kentucky judge is facing fierce backlash after cutting a convicted rapist’s sentence by more than half despite a jury’s recommendation and the defendant’s brazen, profane outbursts in court.
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More than 200 Long Island pizzerias are joining forces for a one-day fundraiser to support the family of a Nassau police officer killed by an alleged drunk driver.
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New testimony in the deaths of a British Columbia family suggests the mother may have been a “willing participant” in the apparent murder-suicide, according to court proceedings.
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An Arizona restaurant is drawing national attention after reaffirming its long-standing policy of offering free meals to law enforcement, including ICE agents, despite growing backlash online.
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Democrats once dismissed tough-on-crime rhetoric as outdated, but voters aren’t buying it anymore. As fear of crime rises, even liberal think tanks are quietly urging a return to accountability, policing, and law and order.
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A twisted love triangle turned deadly when a mother and daughter lured Mary Isbell to a cliffside and ended her life.
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An Illinois mother and her boyfriend are facing murder charges in connection with the death of her 8-year-old son; evidence showed the boy had been physically abused and was showing signs of malnourishment.
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A Michigan woman resisted police and bit a state trooper during a bizarre animal neglect investigation. Authorities say the 22-year-old now faces multiple felony charges, with the case still under investigation.
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Law-abiding Americans could soon be forced to buy ammunition in person under H.R. 7166, making routine online purchases nearly impossible. Democrats claim it’s “common sense,” but critics warn it punishes responsible gun owners while doing nothing to stop criminals.
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Big banks spent years quietly squeezing the firearm industry out of the financial system. Now the pressure is reversing and one of Wall Street’s biggest players just blinked.
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Sanctuary policies let a convicted felon walk free, but ICE Baltimore wasted no time bringing him back into custody. Public safety comes first when local jurisdictions fail to act.
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The MPD suspends its AI facial recognition program amid worries over bias and false matches. The pause is temporary as the department works on clear rules for its use.
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Republican AGs aren’t backing down as anti-gun groups try to bypass federal protections. At the NSSF forum, they detailed how states can push back and defend lawful commerce.
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