Law and order

Sources say Hamas is not only targeting Jews in its global jihad, but also Christians, and American service organizations such as the Rotary Club, Lions Clubs, and Freemasons.
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Far-left activists are trying to raise funds to free a transgender antifa member who has been indicted on charges of murder, arson and burglary.
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As part of city-wide initiatives to combat the rise in retail theft crime, the mayor's office announced it will be hiring additional prosecutors.
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Over 200 family-run businesses are forced to find new homes after the Dallas Markets get shut down due to the owner building a bunker without pulling several permits.
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A California Highway Patrol Officer responded to a male pedestrian who was walking on the freeway, ending in a fatal officer-involved shooting.
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After the FBI refused to release records relevant to the FBI spying on Catholics, Judicial Watch and CatholicVote Civic Action filed a FOIA lawsuit against the agency, demanding records related to the aftermath of the document leak. They show the agency scrambled to cover for revelations revealed in the memo.
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According to the NRA and the man in this case, he's losing his firearms permit because he "yelled at the police.”
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Courtney Casgraux is "reclaiming her sexuality" after video of her working in BDSM goes viral, using it to help her campaign.
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A federal judge rules in favor of injunction and suspends California Community Colleges' DEI rules.
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Multimillionaire tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham and wife Jodie Evans dumped over $20 million into The People's Forum, the main supporter behind the pro-Palestinian protests across the United States.
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Holton Township, Michigan passed a resolution declaring itself a "Second Amendment sanctuary," and also formed its own militia of town residents.
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Over 50 migrants and migrant advocates did a "sleep in", protesting outside Mayor Eric Adams mansion, demanding he not try to "nix" the right to shelter law.
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New evidence has been presented to Chauvin, which he claimed was brought to his attorney in November of 2021 but was never shared with him.
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The first month of fiscal year 2024 alone has seen nearly 190,000 illegal migrants apprehended coming into the USA.
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Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo slammed District Attorney Kim Ogg, saying the investigation into staffers in her office is "politically motivated."
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