Issues

VIDEO July 13

Liberal leadership has 'turned the world upside down': Bratton

Former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton calls out Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and other soft-on-crime politicians for encouraging the defund movement and calls for more support for law enforcement.

VIDEO July 7

AG Ken Paxton on people fleeing blue states: 'More opportunity in red states'

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton describes why people are fleeing to red states and the crisis on the southern border

VIDEO June 24

Illinois SAFE-T Act 'anything other than safe': New Lenox mayor

New Lenox Mayor Tim Baldermann argues a surge in violent crime is a state and community problem in Illinois.

Robbery - Theft June 3

Violent pot shop robberies soar across US as Senate wrangles over solutions

Marijuana shops are seeing more violent robberies across the U.S., but legislation designed to protect the pot shops is stalling in the Senate amid an ongoing debate.

VIDEO June 3

California appeals court rules Gascon must comply with three-strike law

Fox News’ Bill Melugin unpacks California’s push to harden soft-on-crime policies and growing animosity toward Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon.

Second Amendment June 1

Uvalde, Texas, school shooting puts gun rights back into national debate

The mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, has sparked another national debate about gun rights.

Second Amendment May 30

NRA re-elects Wayne LaPierre as CEO, despite financial woes

The National Rifle Association re-elected Wayne LaPierre as CEO and executive vice president, despite the organization's financial woes.

VIDEO May 13

Chicago police officers leaving for not feeling 'supported, respected': Alderman

Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez says communities are struggling to keep the 'civilization of Chicago' together.

VIDEO April 30

Former ICE head torches Mayorkas: You can't say the border is secure

Fox News contributor and former Acting ICE Director Tom Homan says the border crisis is now a national security crisis.

VIDEO April 16

NYC crime will continue at high level 'for the foreseeable future': Former NYPD commissioner

WARNING—Graphic content: Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly says 'all indications' point to rising crime levels.