Law and order

Virginia Public Schools let a known sex offender who identifies as female inside female locker room at community pool

02.09.25 | Pat Droney News

Children, including a nine-year-old girl, exposed to naked man in female locker room after swim meet.
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'A great problem to have': Influx of new recruits under Trump create logistical challenge for the Army

02.07.25 | Matthew Holloway News

Army recruiters notched their most productive December since 2010 by enlisting 346 soldiers per day on average.
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Michigan State Police Inspector sues alleging promotion went to DEI candidate with 'no substantive knowledge' of role

02.06.25 | Matthew Holloway News

A Michigan State Police Inspector has launched a lawsuit against the MSP Director after he was allegedly passed over for a promotion by a lieutenant based upon his race and gender.
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North Carolina no longer allowing police to transport mental health patients

02.04.25 | Jenna Curren News

North Carolina looking to end using police as the transport for those suffering a mental health crisis and facing an involuntary commitment.
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Firearms Policy Coalition wins major reversal in Fifth Circuit ruling against under-21 handgun ban

02.03.25 | Matthew Holloway News

In a unanimous ruling, the Fifth Circuit Court's three-judge panel soundly struck down the handgun purchasing ban for adults under 21. The Court found the standard under the Bruen ruling that demands gun laws be consistent with the "nation’s historical tradition of firearm regulation."
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Six Americans freed from Venezuela after Trump's envoy met with President Maduro

02.03.25 | Jenna Curren News

Six Americans are back home after being detained in Venezuela for months.
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Tompkins County New York sheriff releases violent illegal with immigration detainer on him, feds pick him up again

02.02.25 | Pat Droney News

A violent illegal from Mexico was arrested by Ithaca, NY police and sent to the Tompkins County Sheriffs Office for detention; despite an immigration detainer on the accused, the office released him, infuriating federal prosecutors.
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Ten illegal alien Tren de Aragua gang members indicted for gun-running scheme in New York

02.02.25 | Pat Droney News

A joint investigation involving the NYPD and the Queens District Attorney's Office resulted in the indictment of ten Tren de Aragua gang members in the US illegally for a gun-running scheme spreading across three other states.
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‘You know who I am, right?’: NJ Democrat blasts officer during traffic stop in profane tirade

02.01.25 | Matthew Holloway News

A Democrat Borough Councilman in New Jersey was pulled over in a routine traffic stop that quickly descended into the well-worn trope of, "You know who I am, right?"
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New Defense Secretary pulls Milley's security detail, requests probe to see if conduct merits post-retirement demotion

01.31.25 | Pat Droney News

Gen. Mark Milley, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under Trump 45 and Biden had his security detail and security clearances pulled by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth due to conduct undermining President Trump in his first term. Hegseth is also asking the interim inspector general to examine additional sanctions against Milley, including post-retirement demotion in rank.
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'Take them away': NYC residents applaud Trump's deportation blitzkrieg targeting illegal alien criminals

01.31.25 | Pat Droney News

Early morning raids in the five boroughs of New York City Tuesday were widely applauded by New York City, with some shocked to learn Tren de Aragua gang leader was living in their midst.
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Trump Administration working to forge 'safe third country' agreement with key Central American nation

01.31.25 | Matthew Holloway News

The Trump administration is working to re-establish a safe third country agreement with the Central American nation El Salvador under President Nayib Bukele, known for his massive crackdown on violent gangs.
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Widow of a CT State Trooper requesting help to keep one of her husband's killers behind bars

01.29.25 | Sarah Akey Editorial

Connecticut State Trooper Russell Bagshaw was shot and killed in a senseless act of violence. Now, one of his killers is up for parole, and Trooper Bagshaw’s widow is asking for help to stop it.
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Sanctuary city mayors "invited" to testify before Congress and defend their radical policies

01.29.25 | Brian Armstrong Analysis

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee requests that mayors from four major sanctuary cities appear before Congress to defend their policies.
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Huh? Biden DOJ settled lawsuit with violent Antifa, BLM after 2020 rioters injured over 600 federal agents

01.29.25 | Matthew Holloway News

The ACLU announced a settlement deal agreed to by the outgoing Biden DOJ for Antifa, and BLM rioters injured during the deployment of federal agents to Portland during the 2020 riots.
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