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Connecticut Gun Ban on Popular Pistols Faces Federal Legal Challenge from Glock and NSSF
Glock and the National Shooting Sports Foundation have filed federal lawsuits against Connecticut’s new law banning certain pistols, arguing it infringes on Second Amendment rights despite concerns over illegal modifications.
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Indiana Fever Coach Prioritizes Kelsey Mitchell Over Caitlin Clark Amid Salary Cap Concerns
Stephanie White’s recent press conference raised eyebrows as she declared Kelsey Mitchell her top priority, sparking debate over the future of star player Caitlin Clark and the team’s salary cap strategy.
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Iowa’s Shifting Political Landscape Signals Trouble for Republicans in November
New polling reveals alarming trends for Iowa House Republicans, highlighting risks even in traditionally strong Trump districts amid voter frustration over Middle East tensions and economic pressures.
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Mike Johnson Labels Anti-Data Center Campaign a ‘Chinese Psyop’ Ahead of Midterms
House Speaker Mike Johnson accuses Democrats and China of manipulating public opinion against data centers, warning that overregulation risks ceding AI leadership to China.
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Sophie Cunningham Calls Out WNBA Double Standard After A’ja Wilson Fan Confrontation
Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham criticizes the WNBA’s decision not to suspend A’ja Wilson following her heated encounter with a fan, highlighting perceived favoritism toward star players.
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Trump Expresses Regret Over Supreme Court Picks Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, Barrett
Former President Donald Trump voiced regret for nominating three Supreme Court justices, criticizing their rulings and loyalty in a recent interview.
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Disney’s Top TV Boss Won’t Commit to Jimmy Kimmel’s Future
At Bloomberg’s Screentime conference, Disney’s Dana Walden declined to say if Jimmy Kimmel will remain at ABC beyond his current deal and said late-night economics are “very challenging.”
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How America’s Growth Model Is Turning the American Dream Into a Pay-to-Play Experience
From theme parks to immigration policy, America’s approach to expansion often degrades public services, forcing citizens to pay premiums for quality. This shift challenges the traditional promise of shared prosperity and raises questions about the nation’s future.
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Young Adults Face Rising Toll from Billions Lost to Spam Calls and Text Scams
Despite common assumptions, younger Americans are the primary victims of costly robocall and text scams, losing billions annually. The FCC offers new guidance to help consumers fight back.
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Macklemore Removed From Sheeran Gigs—Now He’s Touring ‘Free Palestine’
The rapper announced a “Free Palestine” run and pledged proceeds to groups supporting Palestinians, after a source report said he was dropped from Ed Sheeran’s remaining shows.
