Taxpayers fund the criminal justice system, and when things go badly wrong — an innocent man is imprisoned, or the police recklessly shoot an unarmed mental patient—the taxpayers pay the bill for the ...

Donald was first incarcerated when he was just seven years old. A poor kid with an under-resourced single mother, Donald was first kicked out of kindergarten for throwing tantrums. Two years later, ...

Two police chiefs in Mobile and Birmingham, Alabama have spoken out to condemn a recent report by MoneyGeek that ranked the cities second and third on a list of the most dangerous cities in the ...

The use of Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) teams and other forms of “militarized policing” doesn’t deter violent crime. Instead it harms police reputation and disproportionately affects black ...

This week, Thomas J. Barrack, Jr., who chaired Donald Trump’s 2017 inaugural committee, asked a federal judge to dismiss charges in connection with his alleged illegal lobbying for the United Arab ...

The Uvalde and Buffalo mass shootings had at least two things in common: The shooters were 18 years old, and they had both legally purchased their own assault rifles. The shooters’ young age was not ...

Tough-on-crime Texas has prided itself on efforts to reduce its prisoner count over the last decade. A key to continued progress will be whether Houston, the nation’s fourth largest city in a county ...

The recent, widely publicized U.S. Border Patrol aggression against Haitians at the Del Rio, Tx, crossing remains under investigation by the Office of Professional Responsibility of the Customs and ...

While active shooter training varies widely across the country and that law enforcement officers make similar mistakes in mass shooting after mass shooting, those failures are not always clearly ...

A Queensland, Australia senior sergeant who was found by an internal police investigation to have committed nine sexual assaults on junior female officers engaged in disorderly inappropriate conduct ...

Six years after Oklahoma voters approved policies to reduce sentences for non-violent crimes, to then use the savings to fund mental health and substance abuse programs, taxpayers are still paying ...

Richard Milton walked out of his medical appointment in Culver City, Ca., into the noon sun. He needed to get back to the garage space he calls home. Black, 66, and a proud Army veteran, Milton has ...