#Solutions

"Police brutality has created a flashpoint for unrest that was already simmering," read an editorial published Monday in The Times of London.

As cities across the country burn, a few police departments have figured out that the solution to stopping the riots is to listen to the people.

As looters roam free without police stopping them, black and white gun owners are coming together to protect small business.

George Floyd's life mattered. The outrage over his death is justified and people should be in the streets. But we need to remember the others as well.

A new THC breathalyzer is being tested for potential rollout by police that will undoubtedly lead to unnecessary rights violations and deprivation of freedoms.

Thanks to backlash from angry citizens, a police department shut down its plan to use drones to monitor them for social distancing compliance.

After a mother was arrested for bringing her children to a park, dozens of protesters went to the cop's home to let him know this is not acceptable.

A silver lining to the economic shutdown is the fact that red light camera companies are being starved for revenue because people are driving less.

After gun shops refused to close and multiple lawsuits for violating the Second Amendment were waged against the LA sheriff, he reversed his order to close gun stores.

Despite mass releases of inmates across the country and far fewer arrests by police, the country has not descended into chaos.