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He was hit. New overnight, police in texas shot and killed two robbery suspected. They wounded two others outside a Houston Furniture store. When the men walked out, officers were waiting on them. The group that was being monitored by a Tactical Police Team Investigating other robberies in the day. Five Police Officers fired their weapons. Two guns belonging to the suspects were recovered but it is not clear if the suspects fired any shots. One did pose as a store employee and tried to hide in a truck parked in front of the business. No officers were hurt. A tip leads police to an arrest in a ...

Norwich ― For the first time since the mid-19th century, something new could be built on a vacant, overgrown Cedar Street property where the 19th century New London County jail once stood overlooking ...

I would like to thank the Cato Institute for giving me the opportunity to respond to the provocative essay by Professors Jason Brennan and Chris W. Surprenant, and to engage with my friend Clark Neily on the important issues raised by this article. As is often the case with provocative essays, I agree with some of what it says, while disagreeing with much more. 

After September 11, The United States cannot afford to wastevaluable resources on misplaced priorities and ineffectiveprograms. Common sense dictates that resources should be shiftedaway from the ineffective programs of the DOJ to programs that willbetter protect America's security.

Recent reports of elevated crime rates have led commentators andpublic officials to speculate about what factors are to blame.Social scientists need time to collect and adequately analyze therecent crime data to develop explanations for the rise. Socialcritics, however, are not right to claim that the BushAdministration's reduction of subsidies to local law enforcementfor their routine responsibilities, through such programs as theOffice of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), is to blame.A better explanation is that the U.S. may not be relying heavilyenough on criminal penalties,...