Law and order

The implementation of a new policy handcuffs police officers, making it more difficult to do their jobs and keep the community safe.
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Chicago Police Officer Raid Ghanimah, who has been on disability since 2023 for an undisclosed injury, faces suspension after he marched in uniform in a Pro-Hamas demonstration.
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Reporters from Pittsburgh have uncovered that two officers injured while defending President Trump's motorcade during the Saturday attempt on his life have been transferred.
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Kristen Clarke, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights is accused of lying to a Senate committee during her confirmation hearings, telling lawmakers she had never been arrested when in fact she had. Ten Republican lawmakers are demanding AG Merrick Garland fire her for committing perjury.
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In a groundbreaking decision, US District Judge Mark Pittman ruled that a federal ban on at-home distilling, which dates back to 1868, is unconstitutional.
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House lawmakers have taken a significant step in addressing concerns over national security and terrorism threats at the US-Mexico border.
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NBCUniversal being sued for MSNBC hosts using whistleblower claims about a doctor performing "unnecessary" hysterectomies at an ICE detention center; no verifiable data to support this claim.
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Far-left Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner refuses to seek the death penalty in the execution-style killing of Temple University Police Officer Christopher Fitzgerald in 2023, who was shot four times in the head while attempting to detain a white privileged carjacker.
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A bill in the California Assembly that would increase the criminal penalties for sexual predators preying on children was reportedly bashed by activists from the LGBTQ community because it would "disproportionately impact marginalized communities."
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Four GOP House Reps. vote no along with Democrats on the resolution to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt.
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Policing in the state of Michigan was essentially rewritten by a Supreme Court ruling on July 5th that established a person cannot be convicted for fleeing police unless authorities' cause for detaining the subject is legal.
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The Michigan Department of Corrections is suffering a massive manpower shortage, and the Officer's union has requested Gov. Whitmer deploy the National Guard to support guards working "exhausting, demoralizing numbers of mandatory 16-hour overtime shifts per week."
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The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States could be expanded to have jurisdiction over 56 more areas around military facilities bringing the total to 227 areas nationwide to review foreign land purchases.
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New York, Chicago, and Denver are all walking back their sanctuary policies after influx of illegals slams their budgets, causes taxpayer revolts.
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A judge has ruled to not allow the release of graphic journal entries from the shooter in the March 2023 mass shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee.
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