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There’s no inconsistency between attorney general nominee William Barr’s apparent high regard for Robert Mueller and Barr’s unwillingness to promise the release of a Mueller report.
Tribe has proposed a novel argument to assert that a sitting U.S. president can be indicted.
Congressional reforms implemented in the years after Nixon’s resignation hold important lessons for the present day.
The United States is mimicking the ghettoization of Muslim communities in Europe.
Criminal activity has taken on digital dimensions and police need to respond in kind.
How finding violent manifestos online can prevent rampage killings, and why it won’t happen.
Washington should be learning from the example set by its partners in Australia and Canada.
Foreign law-enforcement officers are on the frontlines of the counterterrorism fight. The United States can help them help themselves.
Terrorism is a global problem, but it is also a local one. Making local communities comfortable with law enforcement is a vital part of counterterrorism.
President Trump today signed three new executive orders related to law enforcement activity: "Enforcing Federal Law with Respect to Transnational Criminal Organizations and Preventing International Trafficking," "Preventing Violence Against Federal, State, Tribal, and Local Law Enforcement Officers," and "Task Force on Crime Reduction and Public Safety." Links to the three orders are available below. We will provide analysis shortly.