Opinion

Sen. Martin Heinrich introduced S. 3369, a drastic gun control bill that did nothing to hold criminals who already break the law accountable for violent crimes. But it would only penalize law-abiding gun owners and buyers and trample upon their Second Amendment rights.
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Never underestimate the capacity for antigun lawmakers to chase after bad ideas.
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Michael Letts shares insights on growing concerns surrounding the deportation of illegal immigrants, judicial obstruction, and national enforcement policies.
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In the post-Ferguson, post-Floyd era, American policing was swept up in a wave of reform whose momentum often eclipsed logic, evidence, and operational necessity.
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The second President Donald Trump administration is just over two months in and it’s been a dramatic and welcomed change from the past four years under former President Joe Biden.
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Virginia’s antigun lawmakers don’t know how to take a hint, but they’re giving a glimpse into what they intend to make an issue during statewide elections later this year.
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Considering there are approximately 50-60 million police-civilian contacts a year, what could go wrong?
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The brother of former police officer James "Adam" Ashby writes why he feels his family is suffering through a miscarriage of justice.
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The Associated Press won a reprieve from a DC Federal District Judge, who ordered the White House to restore the outlet's press privileges to certain White House events. The administration has vowed to appeal.
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After attorneys for convicted Las Cruces, NM police officer Brad Lunsford uncovered juror committed perjury during voir dire, New Mexico's radical attorney general argues to NM Supreme Court that perjury committed during jury selection protected under First Amendment.
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Investigative journalist Julie Kelly obtained court transcripts that appear to show DC Federal District Court Judge James Boasberg got himself assigned to the Trump deportation case under the Alien Enemies Act.
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It's time to dismantle the “healing chair” and stop resorting to “last man out, next man up” mentality and replace them with a culture of understanding and support, not punishment and isolation.
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We can love all humans, as they indeed come from God, but that does not mean we let drug-dealing Venezuelan gang members have access to our kids or keep Ahmad Al Aliwi Al-Issa in the community.
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Fourteen states and the District of Columbia restrict the number of rounds allowed to be in a firearm’s magazine – commonly to just 10 rounds. Maine could join that group if gun control activists in the Pine Tree State are successful in their efforts to pass this bill.
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Welcome to what we at Law Enforcement Today can only describe as an essential conversation about the future of law enforcement in this country. If you’re watching the news—or what passes for it these days—you’ve probably heard all the usual takes on police, most of which are so detached from reality that they seem almost scripted. But now, we’re going to cut through the noise and talk about what’s really happening in law enforcement, using insights from a man who has lived it—Tom Rizzo.
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