Rafael Mangual

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's decision to halt NYPD hiring contradicts campaign promises, raising questions about his commitment to New York City public safety.

Immigration enforcement raids in L.A. spark violent protests as Democratic leaders denounce the operations while remaining largely silent on the ensuing riots and property destruction.

The most plausible explanation for Bragg’s Trump crusade is a political one: Getting this particular scalp is the kind of win that Democratic partisans could only dream of.

Kamala Harris is right to express concerns about school shootings, but her reference to America’s "epidemic of gun violence" rings hollow

Policing in the US is bad and isn't getting better. The left demonizes the officers and departments are heavily understaffed. Don't look for a return to Broken Windows policing soon.

It’s a long-standing rule of politics that being perceived as soft on crime can be a candidate’s undoing. Chicago's mayoral election is putting that rule to the test.

The Republican Party has an advantage over the Democratic Party when it comes to crime. But there still is a critical mass of Democrats who support radical criminal justice reform.

The midterm elections are mere weeks away, and the Democrat Party is vulnerable on crime.

America's crime problem can be solved by deploying more criminal control. Studies show that the most violent criminals typically have extensive records.

Activist and philanthropist George Soros wrote an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal this week defending his progressive approach to crime and justice.

On Friday, January 21st, two young NYPD officers, Jason Rivera, 22, and Wilbert Mora, 27, were fatally shot in the line of duty.

On January 3, Manhattan's new District Attorney Alvin Bragg distributed a memo setting out a number of radical changes to the office’s approach to law enforcement.