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FCC Booted 1,400 Phone Providers—So Why Are Robocalls Rising Month to Month?
YouMail reports month-to-month gains since roughly October even as annual totals fall. DCNF reporting details enforcement pushes, proposed $100,000 carrier bonds, and why IP networks make stopping scams harder.
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DOJ’s New Gun Rights Restoration Targets Reformed Felons, Not Active Criminals
The Department of Justice has introduced a process allowing certain felons to regain firearm rights, emphasizing public safety and rehabilitation, despite misleading headlines framing it as a blanket restoration for ‘criminals.’
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Indiana Power Outages Spark Debate Over Race Amid Violence Against Utility Workers
Weeks after deadly storms left thousands in Gary, Indiana, without power, accusations of racial neglect collide with challenges posed by violence targeting utility crews.
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After Citing the Wrong Rule, USVI Loses Bid to Strike DOJ Motion—Judge Warns AG Over Missed Deadlines
U.S. District Judge Evan Rikhye denied the Virgin Islands Attorney General’s motion to strike DOJ’s preliminary-injunction request, saying Rule 12(f) doesn’t apply to motions and warning the office over missed deadlines tied to a new 2026 gun law.
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HHS Study Links Support for Radical Gender Ideology to Left-Wing Authoritarianism and Political Violence Justification
A new Department of Health and Human Services study finds associations between endorsement of radical gender ideology, left-wing authoritarian beliefs, and justification of political violence, sparking debate among activists and officials.
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Top Female Shooter Faces Online Criticism Despite Unmatched Expertise
Lena Miculek, a 10-time world champion shooter, confronts persistent online skepticism from unqualified critics, highlighting ongoing gender biases in the firearms community.
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Texas Senate Candidate James Talarico Challenges Christian Nationalism in Controversial Sermon
James Talarico, Democratic candidate for Texas Senate, sparked debate with a sermon rejecting Christian nationalism and emphasizing a broader spiritual view that includes multiple faiths.
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Violence Erupts During Anti-ICE Student Walkout in Denver, Three Hospitalized
A coordinated student protest against immigration enforcement in Denver escalated into violent clashes, resulting in multiple assaults and hospitalizations. Authorities criticized the lack of planning and safety measures at the unpermitted demonstration.
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March For Our Lives Faces Challenges with New Anti-Gun Campaign Amid Declining Crime
March For Our Lives launches ‘The Machine’ campaign amid layoffs and criticism, while violent crime rates continue to drop nationwide.
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California’s Bullet Train Still Lacks Track; Watchdog Warns Funds May Run Out by 2027
A California rail watchdog warned the project could run out of available funding by December 2027 unless new financing is secured, even as China reports more than 50,000 kilometers of high‑speed track in operation.
