Law and order

The progressive mayor flirted with defying federal authority- all to block the deportation of illegal aliens.
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The DEA will no longer be able to conduct searches at airports following a scathing report from the Office of the Inspector General. The report identified fatal flaws in training, documentation, and allegations of profiling.
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A TikToker shared that her DNA test helped solve a notorious cold case that landed her grandmother in prison.
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Jussie Smollett's hate crime hoax conviction overturned by Illinois Supreme Court.
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Illegal immigrant caravan rushes towards the U.S. border from southern Mexico. South and Central Americans hope to reach U.S. before Trump takes office.
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson was warned this week that he will land his city back in court if he enacts proposed cuts to the Chicago Police Department's (CPD’s) Constitutional Policing division.
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After the Biden administration authorized Ukraine to use US-supplied missiles to hit targets inside Russia, Donald Trump Jr. slammed the decision, writing that the "Military Industrial Complex" is trying to start a world war before his father takes office.
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The House version of the Prison Staff Safety Enhancement Act proposed by Sens. Blackburn and Ossoff in September was introduced by Reps. Laurel Lee and Hank Johnson on Monday. The bill is designed to protect Federal Corrections officers from incarcerated sexual predators.
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Tren de Aragua now in 16 states across the country.
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Chicago Mayor will not attend the funeral services of Officer Enrique Martinez after family and CPD members reiterate that they do not want him there.
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Video footage of officer-involved incident released.
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Democratic officials in three counties are refusing to comply with election law.
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Tom Homan, named border czar for the incoming Trump administration, warned Democrat governors vowing to block the administration's mass deportation efforts, "Get the hell out of the way."
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Faced with two Propositions on the city's sovereign immunity and police staffing levels, the Dallas City Council stripped away the 1988 staffing requirements in the city ordinances in a closed-door-meeting that drew backlash.
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Cleveland police are fed-up with the juvenile judges letting kids off after committing violent felonies.
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