By Dr. Christi Scott Bartman Faculty Member, Public Administration at American Public University In 2005 the FBI broke up…
By Leischen Stelter A new report issued in January found that suicide was once again the leading cause of…
By Michael Sale During my travels as the Canadian law enforcement education coordinator for American Military University, I often…
By Dave Malone The other day I attended the movie “Lincoln”—not the one about the vampire slayer, the “real…
By John Currie Over the last several days we have heard from the President, subject-matter experts, law enforcement, a…
By Leischen Stelter Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments for a case that could impact police…
By William Tucker
On Friday, January 11th, French military forces were thrust into the midst of the Malian conflict in response to a recent Islamist offensive that was driving south. The Islamist offensive initially assaulted the central city of Mopti, and the nearby city of Sevare – which hosts the Mopti airport – before becoming bogged down. Rather than fight a protracted battle with the Malian military and risk heavy losses…
By Leischen Stelter It’s been a month since the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.…
By William Tucker
The newly appointed head of the Benghazi Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Abdulsalam Al-Mihdawi, and an associate were kidnapped by gunmen while waiting at a stop light. There isn’t much information to go on as to the culprits behind the attack, although eyewitnesses to the kidnapping claimed the attackers were militant Islamists. Benghazi has suffered from regular violence in the last few months.