Public Safety

A Honolulu judge dismissed a wrongful death suit over the shooting of Lindani Myeni, an unarmed man, raising critical questions about police accountability and justice under America First principles.

Shane Tamura, a man with mental health struggles and security background in a Las Vegas casino, managed to arm himself and commit a mass shooting at the NFL headquarters in NYC, exposing alarming gaps in security oversight and licensing.

A former high school football player’s deadly rampage at the NFL headquarters reveals alarming lapses in security and mental health oversight, raising urgent questions about how America protects its institutions and the people inside them.

A powerful magnitude 8.8 earthquake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula has set tsunami alerts across the Pacific, including critical warnings for U.S. territories—exposing vulnerabilities in America’s coastal defense and emergency readiness.

A brutal downtown Cincinnati brawl has spotlighted a worsening crime crisis and political neglect, raising urgent questions about safety and accountability in America’s heartland.

Los Angeles County’s push to ban law enforcement from concealing identities raises questions about public safety, federal authority, and true accountability amid immigration raids.

A tragic boat collision near Miami claims two young lives, exposing disturbing gaps in boating safety oversight. As the Coast Guard scrambles for answers, how long will Washington neglect crucial protections for American families on our waterways?

In the shadow of a horrific family murder at Devil’s Den State Park, Arkansas law enforcement faces urgent pressure to deliver answers and protect public safety amid scant details and limited transparency.

Ten lives lost in a preventable tragedy highlight systemic failures in assisted-living oversight. Massachusetts regulators knew of mistreatment and safety violations at Gabriel House nearly a decade ago, yet action was insufficient to protect vulnerable Americans.

As record temperatures scorch the Southeast, federal and state responses reveal alarming gaps in protecting hardworking Americans from deadly heat crises.