The city of Detroit has removed thousands of deceased and duplicate registrants from its voter rolls after being hit with a lawsuit. 
Barriers along America's southwestern border significantly reduces illegal immigration, especially by low-skilled migrants, a new study argues. 
Administration leaders are moving to curb the nation's exploding suicide crisis through a new, three-digit number to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. 
The Los Angeles County sheriff announced on Wednesday his office plans to increase the number of gun-carry permits issued to residents by 400 percent.
Progressive protesters envision a future where unarmed "de-escalators" and "violence interrupters" replace police—but the cold, hard evidence behind those practices indicates they would be no match for violent crime. 
The National Rifle Association canceled its largest gathering of the year at the start of the coronavirus outbreak, but the organization said it will move forward with a limited members' meeting scheduled for September.
The progressive left is increasingly agitating for the defunding of America's police departments, even as decades of research indicate that better-funded cops make communities better, while cutting back would see crime spike. 
Calls to "defund the police" are in vogue on the left, but what that means varies from Democrat to Democrat. 
Rep. Al Green (D., Texas) said Tuesday that a new cabinet-level position should be created to "eliminate racism and discrimination in all its forms." 
A Rhode Island donut shop announced it will end its military and police discounts after a Rhode Island firefighter reported being racially profiled by two police officers in the state's capital. 