The Ma’Khia Bryant Case: Partial Resolution
On April 27 of 2021, I posted The Ma’Khia Bryant Case: Justice? I began that article with this:
On April 27 of 2021, I posted The Ma’Khia Bryant Case: Justice? I began that article with this:
As I’m sure you know by now, gentle readers, the FBI and the Biden/Biden’s Handlers/Garland Department of Justice just lost …
Imagine, gentle readers, you drop your laptop off at a repair shop, and then forget all about it. On that …
I would like to believe most of the men and women working at the FBI are honorable, ethical. I would …
I’m taking another week off from education writing to deal with this:
“May you live in interesting times.” Ancient Chinese Curse
I’ve been following the Kim Potter case since May of 2021 with these three articles:
Four years ago, on February 14, 2018, America suffered another school attack, the attack at Parkland, FL. From the first …
Regular readers know I often cite Heather Mac Donald, particularly on issues of crime and race. This is her partial …
At City Journal, Charles Fain Lehman connects the dots between crushing the police and rising violent crime:
Do the police deserve the benefit of the doubt? By that I don’t mean they must automatically be adjudged innocent …
I haven’t written on the issues that continue to bedevil Baltimore since January 2, 2020. The SMM Freddie Gray archive …
When I interviewed with the Chief of Police for my final police job, all was going well until the end …
There are some constants—besides death and taxes—upon which we can all depend. Among them: 1) D/S/Cs hate America and Americans; …