Law Enforcement

Morning Brief: Deadly Shooting at Brown, Gabbard’s Afghanistan Vetting Warning, Bangladesh Peacekeepers Killed in Abyei, and Gaza Power Struggles After Ceasefire

From Kabul evac fallout to a deadly ambush in Abyei and the mess of armed factions in Gaza, these stories all point to the same truth: rushed decisions and fragile ceasefires always get paid for by people standing post. Whether it’s Guard troops at home, peacekeepers abroad, or IDF units hunting bomb-makers, the work is still dirty, dangerous, and done without applause.

Morning Brief: Congress Eyes Narco Strikes as Maduro Postures and NYC Anti-ICE Protests Turn Chaotic

Congress is tightening bipartisan oversight on the Trump administration’s Caribbean counter-narco strikes even as the White House keeps pressure on cartel networks and Maduro’s inner circle. At the same time, Maduro is trying to project calm from behind blacked-out glass in Caracas, while New York’s anti-ICE protest at Federal Plaza crossed from lawful dissent into street-level disorder and drew a firm NYPD response.

US Soldier Busted For Trying To Bring Tear Gas Grenades Into Tanzania

A U.S. soldier rolling up to a jittery Tanzanian border with a handful of CS grenades is the kind of bad-luck crossroads where bureaucracy, suspicion, and raw political nerves all decide to jump the same man at once.

The Bolduc Brief: Hope in Tough Times – Strength in the Face of Adversity

In a world fraying with division and hardship, our real strength is the quiet, unseen gold forged in daily struggle, service to others, and the deep roots of our values that no frost can reach.

National Guard Soldier Busted for Trying to Sell American Military Helicopter Radio to Russia

In the harsh neon glow of a Kansas hotel room, a 28-year-old Guardsman inked a “covert relationship” with ghosts he thought were Russian agents, pocketed cash, snapped pics of Fort Riley, and tried to mail an American helicopter radio to Russia—only to learn later the feds were the ones writing the script.

Ex Army Sergeant Gets Prison for Trying to Feed China U.S. Secrets

A former Army HUMINT team leader who treated Top Secret access like a ticket to Beijing now has four years to think about the keys he tried to hand a hostile service.

Three Dead Near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Apparent Double Murder Suicide

From midnight to dawn, a mapped trail from Sugarcreek to West Milton left three Wright-Patterson colleagues dead and a base community clutching grief while investigators work the why.

Former Navy SEAL Dan Crenshaw Heads Cartel Task Force

Dan Crenshaw has turned the House into a war room, aiming the intelligence, sanctions, and if needed the rifle sight of American power at cartel empires that poison our streets while daring Washington to flinch.

Shots Fired as Truck Refuses to Stop Approaching Gate at California Coast Guard Facility

A U-Haul ignored commands, slammed into reverse toward the Coast Guard gate, and in a heartbeat the sentries answered with gunfire, leaving the driver wounded, a bystander grazed, and the island sealed under hard blue lights.

The Insurrection Act: What It Is, Where It Came From, and How It Works

The Insurrection Act is the fire axe behind the glass, meant for the rare blaze when courts and cops cannot hold the line, not a tool for routine patrols.

Guard Troops are Coming to Portland: Mission, Limits and What Comes Next

Two hundred Guard troops are rolling into Portland to guard federal turf, but if they step off the curb from perimeter security into street policing the mission shifts from fence-sitting to a legal minefield.

The Bolduc Brief: Rethinking Crime and Homelessness – Beyond Militarized Solutions

Addressing crime and homelessness effectively means tackling the root causes—poverty, housing, mental health, and jobs—rather than relying on a militarized response that treats symptoms instead of solutions.