Law and order

A major policy shift is reshaping how service members’ religious beliefs are recorded and supported inside the U.S. military.
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Nearly half a million dollars earmarked for police training vanished after 'someone dropped the ball'.
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An illegal alien convicted of attempted murder and ordered removed from the United States nearly two decades ago was recently tracked down by ICE officers in Nashville.
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Illinois State Police and the Department of Transportation broke ground on a new $14 million Traffic Incident Management training facility designed to better prepare first responders and highway workers for dangerous roadside situations.
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What started as a single-day ICE operation in Corpus Christi ended with dozens in custody, including people with prior convictions and removal orders.
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What do NFL players and state troopers have in common? Michigan police say the answer could save lives.
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Cleveland officers are sharpening their split-second decision-making skills through immersive virtual reality training designed to simulate dangerous real-world encounters.
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Kyle Reyes of the 1776 Project joined Border Czar Tom Homan and FLEOA National President Matthew Silverman at the National Law Enforcement Memorial, where they shared a prayer for the families of fallen officers before heading to the White House for an exclusive interview.
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During National Police Week, FBI Director Kash Patel sat down for an exclusive interview with Kyle Reyes of the 1776 Project and FLEOA National President Matthew Silverman to discuss the FBI’s major accomplishments and what’s ahead for the agency.
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As some California cities pull back from Flock camera contracts due to privacy and immigration concerns, others are embracing the technology to help reduce crime and improve police response times.
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Portland just passed a new law targeting masked law enforcement officers and it’s already raising serious constitutional questions.
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Four Democrat-led states thought they could stonewall federal agents. The DOJ just hit back with a lawsuit.
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Georgia’s jail crisis has reached a breaking point. Its solution might raise some eyebrows.
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In a major push to combat violent crime this summer, the FBI’s two-week Operation VIPER in St. Louis resulted in 91 arrests, the seizure of $310,000 in cash, 36 firearms, three vehicles, and significant amounts of cocaine, methamphetamine, and fentanyl.
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A married federal judge in the 11th Circuit has been privately reprimanded after engaging in a two-year sexual affair with a high-ranking law enforcement officer inside the courthouse, with clerks coming forward to say that they could hear the sounds of their intimacy through the walls.
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