Opinion

How Law Enforcement Can Turn Trauma Into Strength and Resilience

07.09.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Police officers are trained to face danger head on but what happens after the crisis ends? New research highlights how agencies can help officers transform trauma into resilience and build a stronger force from within.
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The Long-Awaited Supreme Court Fight Over AR-15 Bans Is Finally Here

07.09.26 | LET Guest Editorial

After years of legal battles and unanswered questions, the Supreme Court is finally set to weigh in on one of the biggest Second Amendment fights in America.
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The Orphanage Industry's Darkest Secret

07.08.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Millions of well-meaning people donate to orphanages believing they're rescuing children. But anti-trafficking experts warn that, in some cases, those donations may be fueling an industry built on exploitation.
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Deranged Trans Navy Sailor’s Trump Post Creates Military Firestorm

07.08.26 | Pat Droney Editorial

A Navy sailor’s controversial July 4 social media post about President Donald Trump has gone viral, raising questions about military conduct and possible consequences.
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The Questions About Crime Nobody Can Answer Easily

07.06.26 | Leonard Sipes Editorial

Crime is one of society’s most debated issues, but experts warn there are no simple explanations or one-size-fits-all solutions.
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Virginia's AR-15 Ban Backfired in Spectacular Fashion

07.06.26 | LET Guest Editorial

A new gun ban was supposed to slow firearm sales in Virginia. Instead, retailers saw a buying frenzy as thousands rushed to purchase firearms before the deadline.
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The Unseen Threat Following Officers Home After Every Call

07.03.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Law enforcement officers regularly enter fire scenes, hoarded homes, and contaminated structures where hidden toxins may build up over time. Experts warn these repeated exposures can pose long-term health risks, making awareness and protection essential on the job.
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When Grieving Parents Became a Political Inconvenience

07.02.26 | LET Guest Opinion

One sentence from Rep. Pramila Jayapal ignited outrage. One grieving mother's testimony turned the hearing into something far more powerful.
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The Crime Numbers Don't Match. Here's Why It Matters.

06.30.26 | Leonard Sipes Editorial

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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The Supreme Court Is Finally Taking Up the Fight Over Rifle Bans

06.30.26 | LET Guest Editorial

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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New York City Says It Isn't a Tax. Cops Say Their Wallets Disagree.

06.30.26 | Greg Hoyt Editorial

A fee by any other name still takes money from your paycheck. NYC employees say they’re paying the price.
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EXCLUSIVE: MAGA Journo's Bizarre, Unhinged Chaos Unfolds on Bodycam

06.29.26 | Greg Hoyt Editorial

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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The New Global War on Crime Is Changing Justice Forever

06.29.26 | Leonard Sipes Opinion

Across the globe, anger over crime is reshaping justice systems in ways few expected.
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Gun Control Activists Didn’t See This Coming

06.29.26 | LET Guest Editorial

The biggest surprise in the gun debate may be who’s buying firearms now.
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Chicago’s New $100 Million Crime Plan Raises One Big Question

06.29.26 | LET Guest Editorial

The shootings continue. The spending continues. But will anything actually change?
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