When I was a young journalist, I think I probably bought into the notion that there are victimless crimes, such as personal use of illegal drugs, and we should live-and-let-live. But my decades of experience in covering crime stories across […]
Despite trillions of dollars in federal spending to help the homeless over the years, most Americans say they believe the problem has gotten worse. That’s according to Rasmussen Reports. The national survey finds that 92% of American adults believe homelessness
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(Original airdate May 8, 2022) With crime a persistent and growing concern for many Americans, one city that’s frequently in the headlines is San Francisco. As homelessness has spiraled out of control, drug crime has gotten so bad in one
With crime a persistent and growing concern for many Americans, one city that’s frequently in the headlines is San Francisco. As homelessness has spiraled out of control, drug crime has gotten so bad in one historic section of town, the
Why is an open-air illegal drug market allowed to dominate the neighborhood just steps from a police precinct and City Hall?
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It’s estimated there are more than a half million homeless people living on America’s streets. With the problem growing, and everyone looking for answers, one city, Salt Lake City, Utah thought it had found a solution. In fact, some claimed
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Dr. Steven Hatfill, a biodefense expert and co-author of “Three Seconds Until Midnight,” published his pandemic warning just about the time coronavirus was getting its grip in China. That’s just a coincidence. But he says the message in his book
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