Homeland Security Should Explain Cuts in Aerial Surveillance, Says Longview News-Journal
Neither of those strategies is ever going to work, though, and the more time we spend considering them is that much less we have to come up with real solutions.
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PJ Media: Ted Cruz Best Presidential Candidate to Repair Justice Department
Cruz has an outsider’s zeal to reverse Obama’s lawlessness with the insider’s ability to overcome bureaucratic inertia.
Editorial: ATF gun-trace records Are ‘Horribly Outdated’
The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence issued a report to support the contention 90 percent of guns used in United States crimes could be traced to 5 percent of gun dealers.
Sentinel & Enterprise Editorial: Secret Service Needs ‘Drastic Culture Change’
Given the apparently bottomless divide separating Republicans and Democrats in Washington these days, anything the two parties agree on must be painfully obvious.
Mercury News: Secret Service ‘Is a Mess’ in Need of Drastic Reform
Given the apparently bottomless divide separating Republicans and Democrats in Washington these days, anything the two parties agree on must be painfully obvious. One such truth, apparently, is that the U.S. Secret Service is a mess and needs an immediate and drastic culture change.
New York Times: Republicans Talk Tough about Terrorism, But Are Cowardly About Legislation
When it comes to passing legislation that is tough on terrorism, Republican balk.
Los Angeles Times: Border Patrol Appears to Be Using Stalling Tactics with Body Cameras
Today, many police chiefs, civil rights groups and even the president are praising body cameras as an essential law enforcement tool that makes everyone safer.
New York Post: Justice Department Needs to Let Local Authorities Take Smaller Cases
The Justice Department is increasingly jumping into smaller criminal matters so it can look good while “playing daddy” to local authorities.