#Solutions

The Bad Apples in Law Enforcement Accountability Act is set to hold bad cops liable if they participate in the "deprivation of any individual rights."

Crime has fallen across the board after the city Baltimore stopped prosecuting people for drugs and other victimless crimes.

In response to the tidal wave of gun control measures being kicked around in Washington D.C., states have moved to protect themselves against the tyranny.

In a major blow to bad cops, New York has passed legislation ending qualified immunity and allows victims of police brutality to hold their abusers accountable.

Instead of using the escalation of force, two cops showed compassion and calmed a potentially violent situation down, resolving it without an arrest.

As taxpayers shell out billions to pay for bad cops, a new bill requiring cops to carry their own insurance would put an end to all of it.

To fight the censors in Big Tech, Polish officials have drafted a bill that will fine social media companies millions for censoring legal free speech.

Lawmakers in California are putting themselves on the right side of history with bill to decriminalize mushrooms, ayahuasca, ibogane, and other psychedelics.

A brave judge issued an ultimatum to police after they stole $17,000 from a man under civil asset forfeiture — give it back or go to jail.

In once city alone, nearly mental health experts have resolved nearly 800 incidents without any violence or even arrests.