Law and order

A bill proposed in the Colorado legislature would impose the most draconian ban on semi-automatic rifles in the country but will have little if any impact on the state's murder rate.
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CNN has agreed to a defamation settlement with a Navy veteran.
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In a move that has kicked off a massive controversy in Congress, the White House - under Biden - removed Cuba from the U.S. Government's list of state sponsors of terrorism.
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As he departs the Pentagon, an Inspector General report has found that outgoing Secretary of Defense "did not meet the requirement" to inform congressional and White House authorities of his medical incapacity during a series of episodes in December 2023-January 2024.
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Two brothers, Oren and Alon Alexander, were denied bail by Judge Valerie Caproni after being indicted for drugging and raping 40 women over a 10 year period.
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The nationwide experiment labeled “Defund the Police” was an abject failure.
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President-elect Trump is proposing the External Revenue Service to "collect Tariffs, Duties and all Revenue that come from Foreign sources," he wrote on Truth Social.
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Seattle City Council voting on requirements for less lethal weapons, including amendments to using blast balls for crowd control.
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NOPD to enter a two-year sustainment period after beginning the process of ending its longstanding federal oversight.
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A new Illinois bill will be signed into law ordering law enforcement to confiscate all firearms from citizens subjected to Domestic violence Orders of Protection without due process of law.
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Massachusetts governor cracking down on background checks for those living in emergency shelters.
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An early morning accident on January 8th claimed the life of a Riverside County Sheriff's Motor Deputy when he struck a stopped vehicle and was thrown from his motorcycle.
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Robert Bredt unethically protected violent abortionist Douglas Karpen and is retiring in order to avoid termination for a conflict of interest.
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The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York was tagged with a $60 million judgment it awarded two inmates who sued over alleged Fourth Amendment violations, while exempting ICE and DHS, whom the county was assisting.
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Oakland police commission holding public forums on possible changes to its police pursuit policy.
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