The crisis in American policing isn’t because of a “few bad apples.” It’s due to decades of bad public policy.

Our best hope is to hire high-quality professionals who self-monitor and perform complicated tasks out of professional pride.

A pilot program for police body cameras in Detroit resulted in a shockingly low percentage of force incidents on tape.

A new DOJ report on the Ferguson PD shows just how abusive and corrupt it became. It’s shocking, but other parts of the country aren’t much better.