Law and order

St. Louis police will now fall under state control as opposed to local officials.
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Three agencies- Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, Office of the Immigration Detention Ombudsman, and the Office of the Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman- have been levied a "reduction in force," ostensibly shuttering the three agencies, which some accuse of undermining the administration's border enforcement efforts.
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"Americans deserve a better capital than today's Washington."
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Officer Osmar Rodarte was killed in the line of duty during a drug ring operation targeting transnational criminal organizations pushing illicit drugs into the U.S.
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House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) announced the House will hold hearings as soon as next week to address the issue of "activist judges," who are attempting to usurp President Trump's Article II powers to conduct foreign policy, among others
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Police chief accused of serious harassment, including spiking the coffee with Viagra.
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Greenpeace ordered to pay hundreds of millions in North Dakota pipeline case.
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An Illinois State Police investigation found that police officers were "legally justified in their use of deadly force" when a 15-year-old pointed a realistic BB gun at them after a 10-minute standoff.
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In a 7-2 vote, the Supreme Court decides to uphold a Biden administration regulation on ghost gun kits.
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The Trump administration has moved to crack down on illegal immigrants living in taxpayer-funded public housing while American citizens and veterans sleep on the streets.
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U.S. Attorney General issues a warning to those alleged of fraud: "We're coming after you."
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Bipartisan Legislation Honors Lt. Osvaldo Albarati and Targets Prison Cell Phones
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Bodycam footage released of fatal officer-involved shooting.
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An unprecedented drop in apprehensions at the southern border allow CBP to shut down temporary processing facilities.
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After crossing swords with Maine's governor at a White House governor's meeting, Trump's HHS Office of Civil Rights found the Maine DOE, the Maine Principals' Assoc., and Greely High School violated Title IX for continuing to allow males to compete in female sports, risking the state's federal funding.
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