Public Safety

Newly released bodycam footage from the Michigan church shooting reveals a swift police confrontation. But how effective and transparent was the response that ended a deadly attack in under four minutes?

A massive fire at Chevron’s El Segundo refinery spotlights ongoing failures in industrial safety and government oversight, putting nearby communities and America’s energy supply at risk.

As Indonesian rescue crews recover bodies from a collapsed school with unpermitted construction, the tragedy underscores the cost of disregarding safety protocols—a cautionary tale for nations prioritizing sovereignty and responsible governance.

The death of a talented young Alaskan climber on Yosemite’s iconic El Capitan raises urgent questions about the safety and staffing of national parks during federal shutdowns, risking American lives for political gridlock.

A brutal attack targeting a Manchester synagogue during the sacred Yom Kippur has left two dead, exposing critical failures in protecting religious communities amid rising antisemitic violence in the UK.

As rescuers race against time in Indonesia to save trapped students from a collapsed school, glaring lapses in construction oversight reveal a broader global failure that demands America’s vigilance to protect its own communities.

The tragic Southport bar shooting, carried out by a decorated Marine veteran suffering from traumatic brain injury and PTSD, underscores dangerous gaps in veteran mental health support and public safety that threaten American communities.

A bear’s unexpected intrusion into a southern Arizona grocery store is more than a quirky incident—it highlights growing risks as wildlife increasingly invade populated areas due to failed land management and expansion policies.

The National Transportation Safety Board exposes serious safety failures in Philadelphia’s SEPTA rail system, urging immediate action on aging, fire-prone Silverliner IV train cars. How long will government agencies let American commuters ride in danger?

A massive explosion tore a 20-story section off a Bronx public housing building, revealing dangerous neglect and decades-long underinvestment in New York City’s largest public housing system.