As May drew to a close, a US district court issued a ruling that the federal government’s attempts to undercut Endangered Species Act protections for the sake of coal mining were illegal. Coal mines had been allowed to rely on a streamlined process that did not require an analysis of the harm they actually cause […]
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Following 25 days of vigorous local campaigning, residents in the supposedly-totalitarian country of China succeeded in halting highway construction that would have plowed through mudflats which 49 species of bird rely on for dinner and rest. Among these is the spoon-billed sandpiper, a migratory shorebird with a global population of less than 500, and which […]
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MANILA, Philippines — Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida on Tuesday said he expects the firearm licenses of Sen. Ronald Bato dela Rosa to be revoked as soon as possible as authorities continue efforts linked to the senator’s ongoing legal situation. DOJ SEEKS IMMEDIATE ACTION ON FIREARM PERMITSSpeaking during a press briefing, Vida said he plans to […]
MANILA, Philippines — Senator and ex-police chief Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson reiterated his earlier advice to Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, urging him to “hide well” as authorities continue efforts to locate him over an arrest warrant linked to the International Criminal Court (ICC) investigation into former President Rodrigo Duterte’s anti-drug campaign. Former senator Panfilo […]
Tiny samples of DNA taken from a wide variety of animal sources can pinpoint hotspots of the illegal wildlife trade, utilizing a new research technique—and eventually lead to dismantling lucrative poaching networks. The study focused on pangolins—with their scales prized for traditional medicine. One of the most poached species, they account for almost a third […]
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2,998 words British television in the 1970s punched way above its weight in an arena dominated by America. While the US ruled the mass entertainment market, Britain held the prestige drama niche in the palm of her hand. Britain sold more finished programs than formats, whereas the reverse is now the case, and received industry […]
After a major drop in violent crime, Jamaicans should be set to earn something of a “peace dividend” said the island’s Minister of National Security and Peace, Dr. Horace Chang. The drop was much of the island’s own making, as it was characterized by record numbers of police tips, many of which were submitted without […]
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Luke William Hunt writes that the way some federal agents have acted and conducted themselves during immigration operations in Minnesota has undermined established policing principles.
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During National Police Week (May 11-17, 2026), we honor the bravery and sacrifice of law enforcement. To help celebrate this important occasion, Government Book Talk highlights a vital tool that supports the justice system, the recently released U.S. Sentencing Commission Guidelines Manual 2025, available from the U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) Bookstore. This comprehensive and […]
14 trafficked toucans rescued at the US-Mexico border now have a chance to contribute to conservation and the public’s awareness of wildlife crime following successful rehabilitation. Agents from US Fish and Wildlife Service took ownership of the keel-billed toucans after they were seized at the the Otay Mesa port of entry in California. They were […]
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In one of India’s largest-ever legislative reviews, 717 offenses that might have come with a steep fine or even jail time have been decriminalized. Called the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Act, the aim is for a shift away from excessive criminalization to help create a more relaxed business environment and easier living. Reporting […]
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Six current or former Mississippi law-enforcement officers have pleaded guilty to date, and another has been found not guilty, in an alleged drug-trafficking bribery scheme that ensnared 20 people, including two sheriffs.
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The Chinese national, currently studying for an aeronautical engineering degree in Scotland, was arrested by the FBI at JFK airport before his return flight to Europe. Tianrui Liang, aged 21, visited Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska, in an attempt to spot and photograph U.S. Air Force aircraft like the E-4B Nightwatch and all RC-135 variants. […]
A jury recently decided unanimously that Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster were operating as a monopoly, and that this had led to exploitative pricing and promotional contracts with venues. Rolling Stone magazine called it a “landmark decision,” and while fans and concertgoers shouldn’t expect ticket prices to go down anytime soon, it could usher […]
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A golden helmet belonging to an ancient Romanian culture holding “inestimable value” was recovered after it was stolen in January from a Museum where it was on loan. A museum director sought to demonstrate the value of Romanian history by loaning the national treasure to a Dutch museum as part of a 6-month-long exhibition, but […]
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An Alaska district court judge has ruled against a coalition of logging interests looking to get their saws on Tongass National Forest’s old growth timber stands. As the nation’s largest national forest, and the world’s largest temperate rainforest, Tongass acts as a superb stronghold for many species, such as the bald eagle, sperm whale, Steller’s […]
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MANILA, Philippines — The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) announced a stricter enforcement against drinking alcohol in streets and roadside areas, saying it is now strictly prohibited in public spaces. Interior Secretary Juanito Victor “Jonvic” Remulla said street drinking often leads to public disturbances, including street fights and cases of sexual harassment, […]
National police commissioner Fannie Masemola said the army would play a supporting role to the South African Police Service
Do you have a police K9 who deserves the spotlight? The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) is now accepting photo submissions for the 2027 Dogs of Law Enforcement calendar—and we’d love to feature your K9! Submit your best photo for a chance to be selected as one of our finalists. Finalists will be […]
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A little goldendoodle has a brighter future ahead of him after abusive treatment by his owner saw her arrested, and an officer leap at the chance to adopt. The story must, unfortunately, include some rather ugly details before one can salute Officer Skeeter Black for his compassion towards animals. It begins on February 2nd at […]
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Queensland police say they’ve recovered 4 priceless artifacts of ancient Egyptian antiquity that had been stolen from a museum earlier this month. The world is experiencing a rash of unsolved museum break-ins lately, but thanks to superb policing, this one wasn’t added to the list. At approximately 3 a.m., a police report stated, a man […]
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In northern Alberta, a restorative justice program is making a huge difference in a closely-knit community. With just 68,000 residents, putting someone from Fort McMurray in prison or juvenile detention has a big impact. Instead, a restorative justice program established for the town’s youth in 2022 has been expanded to include adults, and the results […]
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From Thailand comes a story that’s pure Hollywood: police going undercover as festival lion dancers to nab a suspected art thief. Dressed as the rump and head of a large Asian lion costume during Lunar New Year festivities, the police sprang upon the suspect and took him into custody, phone cameras mercifully recorded. Bangkok police […]
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Enough babble. Start prosecuting.
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It’s been over two weeks since Nancy Guthrie was kidnapped, and the Guthrie family is still without answers. Now, thanks to a reckless blunder committed…
The search for the “Today” show host’s mother, nearing its second week, has transfixed the public in Arizona and beyond.
It was only a few months ago that Juan Leon became the proud owner of Minnesota’s newest tow truck service. Not long after, he began to get calls about abandoned vehicles and realized there was a pattern. Whether it was parked on the side of the street or in the lot of a business, their […]
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The United States Sentencing Commission Guidelines Manual is a comprehensive document that provides federal judges with recommendations on appropriate sentences for individuals convicted of federal crimes. It’s a tool designed to promote consistency and fairness in sentencing across the country. The new U.S. Sentencing Commission Guidelines Manual 2025 is now available for order from the […]
A would-be thief was caught by police after a herd of llamas cornered the suspect in a field until officers could arrive. It was dark outside when a man was alerted to an intruder on the couple’s farmland by animals making a loud alarm call last Monday evening. The crook was fleeing the scene after […]
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A district court judge struck down the stop-work order on the Sunrise Wind project, marking the fifth time courts have overturned the Department of Interior’s order halting work on 5 offshore wind projects under construction along America’s eastern seaboard. Sunrise Wind now joins Coastal Virginia Wind, Empire Wind, Revolution Wind and Vineyard Wind, all of […]
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