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Many residents in Uvalde, where a gunman killed 19 students and two teachers at a school last week, speak Spanish at home.

Texas police finally admit they screwed up Uvalde response — but still blame teacher for leaving door open

In 2005, the Supreme Court ruled that there is no "'entitlement’ to receive protective services" from police

Parents were cuffed, tackled, pepper-sprayed and tasered. Rep. Joaquin Castro wants the FBI to investigate

The gunman in the Texas school massacre barged unchallenged through an unlocked door, then killed 19 children and two teachers while holed up in their classroom for an hour before a tactical team stormed in and killed him, police said on Thursday. The latest official details from the Texas Department…

Major questions remain about motive and effectiveness of police response

Some parents sought to charge the school to save their children amid police inaction

A Met counter-terrorism officer convicted of child sex offences has been dismissed without notice following a misconduct hearing.

The cost, scope, cruelty, and failure of the governor’s immigration dragnet far exceed that of any of his predecessors.

Typical figure in first three months of 2022 was 6.1% higher than a year earlier, standing at £849 a month

AUSTIN, Texas — More than 200 state troopers will need to slim down by year’s end or face discipline under a controversial policy the Texas Department of Public Safety is enforcing to limit the size of officers’ waistlines.