By Eileen Griffin
Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are asking the chamber’s Oversight Committee to hold hearings into the violence against supporters of President Donald Trump during and after the Million...
While crime is spiking and police officer deaths are increasing, activists and political figures continue to push to defund the police, even in cities rife with crime.
In addition to Minneapolis, several other cities have experienced post-election riots. In New York city, 25 people were arrested. Police, in riot gear, stood guard while protestors screamed at them and spat in their faces, FOX News reports. Rioters damaged commercial buildings and set fires. Items confiscated included a stun gun, fireworks, a hammer, knives, and flammable liquid.
“Who brings a knife and a hammer and a flammable liquid to in fact start fires to a peaceful protest?" New York City Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said in a news conference on Thursday.
The U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and state and local law enforcement groups are preparing for the possibility of public violence on and after Election Day, MSN reports.
Large cities such as Chicago, New York, Portland, and Seattle are developing plans to deal with violent reactions to the election outcome, Fox News reports.
Americans are opening new businesses at the fastest rate in more than ten years.
Applications for employer identification numbers have passed 3.2 million this year, compared to 2.7 million at the same time last year.
“This pandemic is actually inducing a surge in employer business startups that takes us back to the days before the decline in the Great Recession,” said John Haltiwanger, an economist at the University of Maryland.
With the police in many cities hamstrung by their local governments, Antifa rioters and allied organizations are becoming more emboldened. The violence has escalated from throwing rocks and blocking streets to violent physical attacks on people and even killing.
The surge of lawlessness has revealed a large divide between the country’s two major political parties over law and order and citizens’ right to self-defense.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is proposing legislation to deter violent rioting and looting in the state.
The Combating Violence, Disorder, and Looting and Law Enforcement Protection Act would create stiffer penalties for violators...
Rioters and political mobs in urban areas across the nation are rapidly expanding their confrontations into neighborhoods and quiet residential communities.
Attacks are becoming increasingly aggressive, even targeting people just for displaying an...
A police officer has been attacked in an attempted ambush-style shooting, this time in Phoenix, Arizona.
A vehicle pulled up to an unmarked car where an Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) officer...
By Eileen Griffin
Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are asking the chamber’s Oversight Committee to hold hearings into the violence against supporters of...
While crime is spiking and police officer deaths are increasing, activists and political figures continue to push to defund the police, even in cities rife with crime.
In addition to Minneapolis, several other cities have experienced post-election riots. In New York city, 25 people were arrested. Police, in riot gear, stood guard while protestors screamed at them and spat in their faces, FOX News reports. Rioters damaged commercial buildings and set fires. Items confiscated included a stun gun, fireworks, a hammer, knives, and flammable liquid.
“Who brings a knife and a hammer and a flammable liquid to in fact start fires to a peaceful protest?" New York City Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said in a news conference on Thursday.
The U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and state and local law enforcement groups are preparing for the possibility of public violence on and after Election Day, MSN reports.
Large cities such as Chicago, New York, Portland, and Seattle are developing plans to deal with violent reactions to the election outcome, Fox News reports.
Americans are opening new businesses at the fastest rate in more than ten years.
Applications for employer identification numbers have passed 3.2 million this year, compared to 2.7 million at the same time last year.
“This pandemic is actually inducing a surge in employer business startups that takes us back to the days before the decline in the Great Recession,” said John Haltiwanger, an economist at the University of Maryland.
With the police in many cities hamstrung by their local governments, Antifa rioters and allied organizations are becoming more emboldened. The violence has escalated from throwing rocks and blocking streets to violent physical attacks on people and even killing.
The surge of lawlessness has revealed a large divide between the country’s two major political parties over law and order and citizens’ right to self-defense.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is proposing legislation to deter violent rioting and looting in the state.
The Combating Violence, Disorder, and Looting and Law Enforcement...
Rioters and political mobs in urban areas across the nation are rapidly expanding their confrontations into neighborhoods and quiet residential communities.
Attacks are becoming increasingly...
A police officer has been attacked in an attempted ambush-style shooting, this time in Phoenix, Arizona.
A vehicle pulled up to an unmarked car where...
