Law and order

Florida police intercepted a 60-foot yacht off the coast of Miami that was carrying 30 illegals from Haiti. The situation could get worse given the instability in Haiti.
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The Quincy Institute reports that the Pentagon is embedding officers inside US corporations as part of a fellowship program; however once they return to the military, the officers lobby the Pentagon to favor those corporations.
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The EEOC filed suit against a convenience store chain earlier in April, alleging that the employer was actively engaged in racial discrimination for using criminal background screenings to aid in their hiring practices.
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DA Price has reopened a case that her predecessor concluded with no criminal charges and has charged three Alameda police officers with involuntary manslaughter.
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During a trial for a gunsmith being unjustly charged with multiple weapons charges, the defense is told that the Second Amendment cannot be used as an argument because it does not exist in the courtroom.
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After Judge Aileen Cannon's court order required additional unredacted information, new version shows direct collusion between the Biden White House and the National Archives to set up former President Trump.
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An Arizona jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict in the case of an Arizona rancher who was charged in the shooting death of an illegal Mexican alien who was trespassing on his private ranch in 2023. The judge in the case declared a mistrial since one lone juror refused to vote for acquittal.
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Police in riot gear arrested about 47 Yale University students after they refused to clear an anti-Israel protest encampment Monday morning.
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Google has to pay $62 million after a class action lawsuit proved that they were tracking their users without their consent.
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After more than 100 arrests were made on Friday, a pro-Palestinian encampment has returned to Columbia university, forcing classes to go remote for student safety.
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Leaders with the Houston Police union explain why the city streets are not safe and why no one wants to be a cop in 2024.
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Body camera footage released by the Seattle Police Department show the dangers of running an undercover sting operation with child predators.
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Last week, a 911 outage affected Nevada, Nebraska, and South Dakota and was attributed to work on a single telephone pole. In fact, could it have been a test run for a much larger attack on our critical infrastructure, which has been deemed "vulnerable" by officials?
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Cloud seeding is touted by environmentalists as a hedge against "climate change," but do the detriments outweigh the supposed benefits?
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According to DHS, Jose Antonio Ibarra was granted "parole due to detention capacity at the Central Processing Center in El Paso, Texas."
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