law and order

Swords, flick knives, butterfly knives, doubled ended knives and push knives are among the weapons prohibited in Victoria.

Trump previously detailed his policy on law and order, which could allow Americans to sue local officials for damages caused by light-on-crime policies.

The new police minister says emptying prison cells has resulted in a 33 percent jump in violent crime, and 121 percent jump in serious assaults.

When the ruling class started targeting law-and-order Americans, it was a sign the country was undergoing a profound shift. And now according to author Glenn Ellmers, it’s time for conservatives to rethink their place in US society. In this provocative episode of Over the Target, Lee Smith speaks with Claremont Fellow Glenn Ellmers about his new book “The Narrow Passage” and how right can fight the current crisis.

President Donald Trump says some Democrat-run states are staying closed intentionally, the Senate could vote on a smaller stimulus package as early as this week, and Trump predicts his call for law and order will appeal to voters in key battleground states.

Swords, flick knives, butterfly knives, doubled ended knives and push knives are among the weapons prohibited in Victoria.

Trump previously detailed his policy on law and order, which could allow Americans to sue local officials for damages caused by light-on-crime policies.

The new police minister says emptying prison cells has resulted in a 33 percent jump in violent crime, and 121 percent jump in serious assaults.

When the ruling class started targeting law-and-order Americans, it was a sign the country was undergoing a profound shift. And now according to author Glenn Ellmers, it’s time for conservatives to rethink their place in US society. In this provocative episode of Over the Target, Lee Smith speaks with Claremont Fellow Glenn Ellmers about his new book “The Narrow Passage” and how right can fight the current crisis.

President Donald Trump says some Democrat-run states are staying closed intentionally, the Senate could vote on a smaller stimulus package as early as this week, and Trump predicts his call for law and order will appeal to voters in key battleground states.