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Gun Violence Declines as Gun Sales Rise: What Explains the Trend?
Despite rising gun sales in 2023, shooting deaths have dropped to their lowest levels in over a decade, challenging common anti-gun narratives and prompting debate over the causes behind the decline.
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Russian Airstrikes Kill Civilians, Target Ukraine’s Power Grid in Widespread Attacks
Russian forces launched extensive drone and missile strikes across Ukraine on October 17, hitting residential areas and critical energy infrastructure, resulting in multiple civilian casualties and widespread damage.
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Illinois Woman’s ADA-Based Lawsuit Seeks Stricter Gun Dealer Rules, Faces Legal Hurdles
After eight years of legal battles, Shanice Mathews’ attempt to impose new gun dealer regulations through disability law faces skepticism from the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Newsom Makes Ballot Seizure a Felony; DOJ Official Pushes Back
California’s governor says new laws make seizing ballots before certification a felony. A federal prosecutor says DOJ probes won’t be stopped.
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Lone Juror in Lindsay Clancy Trial Breaks Silence, Honors Victims and Faith
Michael Desronvil, the sole holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, speaks out about his decision, faith, and the three children who lost their lives.
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Iran’s Expanding Cyberattacks Threaten US Military and Infrastructure Security
Iranian cyber operations have increasingly targeted American military personnel, critical infrastructure, and allied nations, raising urgent calls for stronger US cyber defenses and international cooperation.
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DOJ Expands Challenge to San Jose’s Controversial Gun Permit Rules
The Justice Department is intensifying its legal battle against San Jose’s stringent gun regulations, targeting mandatory psychological evaluations and insurance requirements for firearm owners.
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Democratic Socialists Push for a New Constitution That Could Reshape America’s Freedoms
As democratic socialism gains traction in U.S. politics, its advocates openly call for a new constitution that would overhaul foundational rights, including religious liberty, challenging the core principles of America’s republic.
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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.
