Public Safety

Hannah E. Meyers Fixing New York’s Broken Discovery Law Would Help Victims Get Justice

State lawmakers should act before the April 1 budget deadline.

Tom Wolf San Francisco’s Promising Drug Policy Shift

Mayor Daniel Lurie has moved the city away from its disastrous “harm reduction” model.

Charles Fain Lehman Burn a Tesla, Break Democracy

Why domestic terrorism is a threat to the American way of life

Tal Fortgang, Brian C. Anderson Protest, or Intimidation?

10 Blocks podcast

Adam Zivo There’s No Such Thing as a “Safer Supply” of Drugs

Sweden, the U.K., and Canada all experimented with providing opioids to addicts. The results were disastrous.

Broken Windows Policing for Public Health

It works to prevent crime.

Patrick Pullis How Detroit Came Fighting Back

Mayor Mike Duggan has emphasized public safety, growth, and basic city services—not progressive politics.

Anthony A. Braga Policing as Public Health

Why Broken Windows still applies

Joshua Crawford Why Kids Join Gangs—and How to Stop Them

Fewer young people feel the need to join when neighborhoods are safe.

A Risky Defense Strategy

The administration should keep a close eye on the Tech Right.

Jonathan Panter The Pentagon’s Risky Experiment

For the sake of both American national security and industrialization, the Trump administration should keep a close eye on the Tech Right.

Hannah E. Meyers Mahmoud Khalil Doesn’t Deserve to Be in the U.S.

The former Columbia University student has been a ringleader of anti-Semitic activity and pro-Hamas demonstrations.