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By Election Day on November 2nd, the residents of New York City were living in a place which was far more dangerous than it was

John Catanzara, the President of Chicago’s Fraternal Order of Police, is retiring from the force. And now he wants to run for mayor.  Catanzara, who

The election might be over, but that does not mean it’s time to sit back and rest on your laurels until the next one. Maybe

Across the country, former police officers are making the leap into running for elected office, hoping to bring the concerns of police officers to the

As we’ve previously written, police can do their jobs most effectively when they have support from elected officials. If law enforcement officers do not have

National Police Support Fund was busy helping causes and candidates this past election season. From Ohio and the Midwest, all the way down to Georgia

National Police Support Fund congratulates law enforcement veteran Randy Robertson on his election to the Georgia State Senate. Roberston defeated his opponent, Democrat Valerie Haskins,

Randy Robertson is a 30-and-a-half-year law enforcement veteran. Prior to his retirement from Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office in 2015, Robertson was a leader in the

Electing Strong Law-and-Order Judges Issue Spotlight: Accused murderer in Milwaukee released on signature bond, flees On October 24, 2017, U.S. Marshals working in conjunction with Milwaukee

Meet Sparkle Ashley, candidate for county supervisor in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, and quite possibly the most anti-police candidate ever to run for public office. From a disorderly