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Dems Fear James Talarico Lacks Black Voter Support to Flip Texas Senate Seat
Democratic nominee James Talarico faces skepticism over his ability to energize Black voters in Texas, a key demographic needed to win the Senate race against Republican Ken Paxton.
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Butler Rally Shooting Survivor Jim Copenhaver Dies; Mayor Says He ‘Never Fully Recovered’
The family confirmed Jim Copenhaver’s death and Slippery Rock’s mayor said he “never fully recovered.” Copenhaver had sued the Secret Service, alleging failures ahead of the July 13, 2024 shooting at Trump’s Butler rally.
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‘Lethal, Kinetic’ Strike: SOUTHCOM Says It Hit Caribbean Go‑Fast on Narco Route
U.S. Southern Command attributed the Sept. 19 operation to Joint Task Force–Western Hemisphere and, in separate actions, said floating refueling stations tied to Los Choneros were interdicted and sunk.
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DOJ Threatens Lawsuit Over San Jose’s Excessive Concealed Carry Permit Fees
The Department of Justice warns San Jose officials to reduce their $1,591 concealed carry permit fee or face legal action, citing potential Second Amendment violations.
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TV Priest Who Battled Communism and Inspired Millions Is Beatified Before Massive St. Louis Crowd
The famed Catholic broadcaster, Cold War anti-communist voice, and host of “Life Is Worth Living” was beatified in St. Louis after a yearslong wait tied to venue limits and a church review.
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America’s Fertility Crisis: Why Family Formation Must Be a Policy Priority Now
With the U.S. fertility rate hitting record lows, experts urge Congress to enhance support for young families through targeted tax credits and child care reforms.
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How Immigration Turned California From Paradise To Wasteland In 50 Years
A NumbersUSA analysis argues that population growth, much of it linked to immigration, drove most of California’s land development since 1970, adding pressure on housing, traffic, water and open space.
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Missouri AG Challenges ATF Suppressor Rules, Citing Second Amendment Rights
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed a lawsuit against the ATF, arguing that federal regulations on suppressors and short-barreled rifles infringe on Second Amendment protections and exceed Congress’s authority.
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Smithsonian Zoo Faces Scrutiny After DEI, LGBTQ Outreach…
Reporting cited zoo programming, Smithsonian articles and outside conservation groups as critics argue the taxpayer-linked institution should stay focused on animals, not political messaging.
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Canadian Broadcaster Reverses Course on 9/11 Terminology Amid U.S. Backlash
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation faced intense criticism after internal guidance discouraged calling 9/11 a terrorist attack. Following international outrage and diplomatic pressure, CBC updated its language policy to explicitly recognize the attacks as terrorism.
