A new Maryland law changes where many 16–17-year-old assault and gun cases start—triggering warnings from a top city prosecutor about repeat offenders and transfers to adult court.
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In Scarborough, Maine, a group of largely retired activists are escalating their campaign against ICE with protests, doxxing, and disruptive…
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Duval County’s workshop agenda lists a proposal to let employees and other adults keep firearms in vehicles on district property,…
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