Law and order
The Trump administration just made a major change to the rules for refugees, and those affected have far less time to fight back. The move comes amid growing scrutiny of the Biden-era vetting process, but critics are already sounding the alarm.
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The American justice system faces enormous caseloads, limited resources, and difficult prosecutorial decisions. A closer look at the data reveals just how many rape and sexual assault cases never result in charges or convictions.
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Artificial intelligence just entered the high-stakes world of emergency dispatch.
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A reporter and Army veteran steps into the Bakersfield Police training simulator to test his reflexes. Watch how a routine call escalates into a knife attack in the blink of an eye.
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A Nevada woman was just handed $1.7 million in taxpayer-funded settlements after her manslaughter conviction for the death of her unborn baby was tossed, despite allegedly using meth while pregnant in an intentional attempt to end her pregnancy.
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After a federal officer makes the ultimate sacrifice, his family faces a lifetime without him. The FLEOA Foundation is working to ensure the families of fallen officers never have to face that future alone.
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Hennepin County police chiefs are warning that a prosecutor’s policy of declining certain cases stemming from pretextual traffic stops could undermine efforts to seize illegal firearms and prevent violent crime.
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Five Michigan police agencies conducted immigration-related searches using Flock cameras, sparking renewed scrutiny of the technology despite its record of helping solve serious crimes.
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In a massive multi-agency operation, federal authorities intercepted 90 illegal biodiesel shipments valued at $2.8 million at Port Everglades and the Port of Houston before they could reach a sanctioned Cuban entity.
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Members of the East Lansing City Council vote unanimously on Tuesday to approve a sweeping, two-part de-escalation and use of force policy for the city's police department, adopting elements of the "Stanford Model."
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Cleveland’s police chief is pushing back after a city commission voted to halt the department’s use of automated license plate readers.
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U.S. Coast Guard personnel return fire across the Rio Grande following an exchange near Starr County, Texas.
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The Long Island Children's Rescue Operation, a task force made up of nearly 100 officers across 40 agencies, spent three days hunting for New York's missing children and recovered 34, including victims of human trafficking.
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After 23 years of federal oversight, a judge has finally ended court supervision of the Oakland Police Department. The department completed all 51 mandated reforms, opening what officials are calling a new chapter for OPD.
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ICE has lodged an immigration detainer against a Salvadoran national accused of possessing and intending to distribute fentanyl near a Virginia high school. The man had previously crossed the Rio Grande illegally, according to ICE.
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