Law and order
A viral arrest video has people asking what really happened in those tense seconds on a North Charleston street.
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He’s accused of calling for violence, coordinating attacks across continents, and targeting U.S. interests… until federal agents moved in.
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Officials say an “unprecedented threat” was uncovered after workers discovered an explosive device near a major Alabama drinking water supply.
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A hidden police outpost in the heart of Manhattan has led to a major federal conviction.
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A fake cop allegedly infiltrated Dallas police systems and began hiring real officers before the scheme unraveled.
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A border-city mayor is taking California to court over a law he calls “the opposite of public safety.” What pushed him there is sparking debate.
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As America honors Police Week 2026, hundreds of fallen officers will be remembered for making the ultimate sacrifice in service to their communities
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Fentanyl, cocaine, oxycodone—and a six-time convicted felon ICE says should have been gone years ago.
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A routine traffic stop in New Jersey took a dramatic turn when ICE officers say they uncovered a passenger with a dark international secret, a man wanted for murder in Honduras who had allegedly been living quietly in the United States.
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In a single signing, the ATF rolled back years of firearm policy in one sweeping move.
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A gang member walked free in the U.S. for 13 years… until a coordinated Florida operation brought him down.
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The Bloomington Police Department has become the first in Minnesota to create a dedicated executive protection unit in response to a sharp rise in threats against lawmakers and recent high-profile political assassinations.
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FBI Director Kash Patel revealed that the agency foiled four major terrorist plots during the Christmas holiday season, including an ISIS-inspired “Pumpkin Day” massacre in Michigan and attacks planned in Texas, Florida, and New York.
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A man wanted for murder and assault during a failed 2015 coup in Burkina Faso has been deported by ICE after authorities discovered his past crimes while he was in the United States.
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One of Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s first actions as Virginia governor was to terminate the 287(g) program with ICE, directly enabling an illegal alien fugitive wanted for homicide in El Salvador to live openly in the Commonwealth until his recent arrest.
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