Apanel of appellate court judges has ruled Chicago police officers facing serious misconduct allegations must have their hearings heard in public. A law school professor says it’s a victory, but just the beginning. University of Chicago Law School professor and Civil

A young woman whose detransition story has been one of the most widely covered in the nation will soon learn if a judge in North Carolina will reinstate her medical malpractice and negligence claims against the medical professionals who took part

European leaders presented a united front at their White House summit last week with President Donald Trump and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, agreeing on the need for security guarantees for Ukraine to eventually end its war with Russia. But within days,

Representative Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., will introduce two pieces of legislation to amend the D.C. Home Rule Act to give the president a longer period of time to control local police and to reverse the district’s cashless bail policy, Just the News

A new analysis by the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC) found that the FBI has understated the number of times armed civilians have stopped active shooter incidents in the United States. According to the FBI, civilians stopped just 14 out of

The Justice Department, FBI, and IRS during the first Trump administration slow-walked, declined to aggressively pursue, or squashed investigations into potential criminal behavior by James Comey, Hillary Clinton and her Clinton Foundation, now Sen. Adam Schiff, Hunter Biden, and other politically-sensitive

A staged stabbing hoax by a Colorado park ranger triggered widespread panic, locked down schools, and exposed alarming vulnerabilities in public safety protocols—raising fresh questions about law enforcement integrity and government accountability. Story Snapshot A Colorado ranger fabricated a stabbing attack,