Opinion

Imagine a major television network airing a segment in which a contestant fantasizes, in graphic detail, about sexually torturing a woman until she dies. Imagine that network leaving it up on every one of its platforms for weeks while the woman's family, her company and millions of horrified viewers beg them to take it down. Imagine that network's own “watchdog” then declaring the whole thing perfectly consistent with its "editorial standards."
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Todd Blanche is helping steer the Department of Justice in a new direction, promising to restore trust, empower law enforcement, and return the agency to what he believes it should have always been about: justice.
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A new report from the Major Cities Chiefs Association shows violent crime falling across every major category during the first half of 2026, including a sharp decline in homicides and robberies.
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The Clarity Act has faced criticism from skeptics who claim it could limit law enforcement. Retired police officer James Fotis argues the legislation would do the opposite by giving investigators powerful new tools to pursue criminals exploiting the crypto market.
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Could the next generation be less likely to end up behind bars? New federal data is giving some criminal justice experts reason for cautious optimism.
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The victims' families want justice. Instead, the tragedy has fueled another political fight over California's gun laws.
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ICE has filed a detainer against the illegal alien accused of killing an off-duty Connecticut police officer and his girlfriend in a deadly DUI crash, setting up a potential clash with the state’s sanctuary policies.
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A new federal awareness campaign is warning Americans that illegally purchasing a firearm for someone else, known as a straw purchase, can result in up to 15 years in federal prison and steep fines.
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The Democratic Socialists of America have released a new platform outlining their vision for a future without capitalism, private ownership, and the current structure of the U.S. government.
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A wave of migration that overwhelmed a Spanish territory has become a flashpoint in the fight over immigration policies on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Record funding for the 287(g) program is fueling a rapid expansion of local police participation in federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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Allegations of a police ticket quota scheme in South Carolina have raised new questions about a practice many departments deny exists.
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Oregon’s controversial anti-hunting ballot measure will not appear before voters after failing to gather enough certified signatures.
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NSSF is criticizing financial services company Ramp after it allegedly refused to provide services to one ammunition manufacturer while simultaneously pursuing business with a firearm distributor, raising questions about the company's treatment of the firearm industry.
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Arizona politicians are calling for more gun control after a Tucson shooting left nine people injured, but critics say the real failure was a repeat violent offender who was already prohibited from possessing a firearm and was still on the streets.
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