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One of Iowa's most debated police reforms has just been rolled back. The move is drawing praise from some lawmakers and sharp criticism from civil rights advocates.
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He needed emergency medical care. Instead, police say he was restrained with plastic bags, left beside a canal, and abandoned in the scorching Arizona sun.
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The FBI's latest report shows violent and property crime declining. But another federal survey suggests millions of crimes are never reported to police, raising questions about what the numbers really mean.
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She was left in his care while her mother worked. Federal investigators say he instead committed unimaginable crimes that have now landed him behind bars for 34 years.
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After years of legal fights, the nation’s highest court is finally stepping into a heated battle over modern sporting rifles and gun rights.
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A fee by any other name still takes money from your paycheck. NYC employees say they’re paying the price.
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A night of drinking allegedly ended in unimaginable tragedy. Police say a two-month-old was left fighting for life after three adults abandoned the children they were supposed to protect.
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What began as a missing person investigation quickly became a homicide case. Authorities say the accused killer was already behind bars when the murder charge was filed.
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Phoenix Police have finally released bodycam footage of Gateway Pundit journalist Jordan Conradson's April 2022 domestic violence arrest, revealing a purportedly intoxicated Conradson resisting officers, berating police, and claiming Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs would have the officers arrested.
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Her TikTok videos attracted viewers. Now they’ve attracted investigators.
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Across the globe, anger over crime is reshaping justice systems in ways few expected.
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The biggest surprise in the gun debate may be who’s buying firearms now.
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The shootings continue. The spending continues. But will anything actually change?
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Doctors gave him devastating news. His response was to keep serving others.
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Like clockwork, U.S. Rep. Valerie Foushee (D-N.C.) has introduced legislation that would direct the CDC to create a publicly accessible federal database of “gun violence prevention” research using millions in taxpayer dollars.
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