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Climate Change Linked to Rising Gun Violence in U.S. Cities, Study Finds
A new analysis connects higher temperatures driven by climate change to increased gun violence in America’s most affected cities, suggesting a complex relationship between heat and crime rates.
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Suspected Militants in Military Uniforms Kill Nigerian Village Guard Amid Rising Attacks
A series of deadly attacks in Nigeria’s Plateau State, including the killing of a village security guard by assailants in military attire, highlight ongoing violence and calls for thorough investigations.
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Connecticut and Cook County Defend Semi-Auto Bans Ahead of Supreme Court Hearing
As the Supreme Court prepares to hear challenges to assault weapon bans, Connecticut and Cook County submit defenses arguing these firearms are unusually dangerous and fall outside Second Amendment protections.
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Peter Thiel’s Antichrist Warning: Why Fixating on Evil Distracts from Faith and Freedom
Peter Thiel’s recent lectures link America’s future to combating a tech-powered Antichrist, but experts warn that obsession with this figure risks overshadowing core Christian teachings and practical challenges.
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Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Faces Scrutiny Over Family Terror Watchlist Ties
Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed is under fire after reports revealed his wife’s sister was placed on a terrorist watchlist during the Obama administration, raising questions about his family connections amid a heated Michigan race.
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Iowa Student Challenges Firearm Ban on Campus Buses in Landmark Lawsuit
Natalie Gibson, an Iowa State University student and lifelong Second Amendment advocate, is suing Ames over its ban on firearms aboard Cy-Ride buses, arguing the policy conflicts with state law and constitutional rights.
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Why Some Americans Who Fled Trump-Era U.S. Are Heading Back from Europe
Disillusioned by lower pay, bureaucracy, and social unrest abroad, some Americans who left during Trump’s presidency are reconsidering their decision and returning home.
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Legal Battles and Pardons: The Controversial Case of Michael Castillero and Associates
Michael Castillero and his partners face lengthy prison sentences and massive fines in a high-profile fraud case. Supporters claim political motivations behind the prosecution and seek presidential pardons.
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Democrat Senators Urge DOJ to Uphold Handgun Sales Ban for Adults Under 21
Twenty Democratic senators, led by Kirsten Gillibrand, call on the DOJ to maintain enforcement of the federal ban on handgun sales to those under 21, despite legal challenges citing Second Amendment rights.
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How Leftist Universities Misled Millennials Into Crushing Student Debt
Millennials were promised the American dream through a college degree, but mounting debt and underemployment reveal a broken system fueled by misleading promises from left-leaning universities.
