Category: 1. Iran

By Mitchell Willetts
The Kansas City Star

DETROIT — A Michigan police officer recently appeared at a virtual court hearing without any pants, taking those in attendance by surprise and leaving local…

There was “a serious deterioration of the human rights situation in Iran following Israeli airstrikes in June, succeeded by a domestic crackdown that has further constricted civic space, undermined due process, and eroded respect for the right…

WASHINGTON — When the world’s biggest sporting event arrives in the U.S. next year, law enforcement agencies will be on the front lines of one of the largest coordinated security operations in history. To…

By Jeffrey Collins
Associated Press

ANDERSON, S.C. — A former South Carolina sheriff pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges that he helped steal about $80,000 from his force’s benevolence fund and took…

By David Garrick
The San Diego Union-Tribune

SAN DIEGO — San Diego officials have hoped to rely more on civilian staff to rein in police overtime costs and ease a budget crisis. But the Police Department is…

Establishing passive defense principles in critical infrastructure is not only a strategic necessity but also a legal and national obligation, Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi said in a message on Thursday, commemorating the Passive Defense Day.

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On the occasion of World Cities Day, Mehr News Agency has compiled a list of some prominent and famous Iranian cities that all Iranian citizens and tourists must visit at least once in their lives.

Iran stands out as a land where urban life is…

On the occasion of World Cities Day, Mehr News Agency has compiled a list of some prominent and famous Iranian cities that all Iranian citizens and tourists must visit at least once in their lives.

Iran stands out as a land where urban life is…