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The FBI's latest report shows violent and property crime declining. But another federal survey suggests millions of crimes are never reported to police, raising questions about what the numbers really mean.
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After years of legal fights, the nation’s highest court is finally stepping into a heated battle over modern sporting rifles and gun rights.
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A fee by any other name still takes money from your paycheck. NYC employees say they’re paying the price.
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Phoenix Police have finally released bodycam footage of Gateway Pundit journalist Jordan Conradson's April 2022 domestic violence arrest, revealing a purportedly intoxicated Conradson resisting officers, berating police, and claiming Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs would have the officers arrested.
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Across the globe, anger over crime is reshaping justice systems in ways few expected.
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The biggest surprise in the gun debate may be who’s buying firearms now.
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The shootings continue. The spending continues. But will anything actually change?
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Doctors gave him devastating news. His response was to keep serving others.
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After losing four teammates to suicide shortly after retirement, former Navy SEAL Jimmy May founded Beyond the Brotherhood to provide structure, mentorship, and leadership training for transitioning special operators.
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The job demands strength, speed and endurance. A recovery expert explains why patience, prevention and smarter healing strategies matter for every officer.
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Who are the Red Rabbits? A retired police veteran argues this growing protest security network deserves the attention of every law enforcement agency.
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A parade souvenir turned into a workplace nightmare after a JPMorgan executive was allegedly caught taking city property.
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A new push to restrict firearm suppressors is sparking debate as critics argue lawmakers are targeting a safety accessory used by millions of lawful gun owners.
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A new bill backed by gun rights advocates aims to stop what they call a wave of “lawfare” designed to cripple the firearm industry.
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Maryland lawmakers say the measures are designed to strengthen trust with immigrant communities. Critics warn the proposals cross a dangerous line by barring qualified applicants from public service based solely on where they once worked.
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