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Has Lax Enforcement Put A Serial Killer Back on the Streets?
There’s a strange fascination with serial killers in our society. I’m not judging anyone too harshly, because I share…
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The USS Panay Incident: Japanese Planes Attacked an American Ship, Killing U.S. Sailors and Civilians Four Years Before Pearl Harbor
Cameraman Norman Alley was napping on the gunboat’s deck when Japanese bombs started falling around him. The Universal News cameraman…
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NYPD Touts Number of Guns Seized, While Staying Quiet on Number of Carry Permits Issued
As New York Mayor Eric Adams enters the final days of his time in office, he and his allies…
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US Navy and US Coast Guard Ask for Input on Environmental Impact in the Northwest
The U.S. Navy and the U.S. Coast Guard are jointly preparing an updated supplement to a 2015 environmental impact statement…
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Background Checks on Barrels Just Part of California’s Ridiculous New Gun Control Law
Starting on January 1, California residents who want to purchase a gun barrel are going to have to go…
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While Rights Restoration Exists, DOJ Stonewalling FOIA Requests on Criteria
One of the best bits of news to come out of the Department of Justice this year is that…
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California’s Law Requiring Background Checks on Barrel Purchases Takes Effect on January 1
California is a state that is always looking for a new way to pass gun control. It doesn’t seem…
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NRA President Bachenberg Addresses Magazine Distribution Changes
NRA President Bachenberg in October announced some changes coming to the Association. In the days since, more members have…
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Baltimore Sees Massive Drop in Homicides, But That’s Not Enough for Some
A few years ago, Baltimore was easily one of the most dangerous cities in the country. Despite a plethora…
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Colorado Case Study Shows Why ‘Red Flag’ Laws Aren’t the Answer
Mike and Phyllis Foraker may not have set out to show why the “red flag” law in Colorado and…
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