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In a major Second Amendment victory, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled that New Jersey’s bans on Modern Sporting Rifles (AR-15 style rifles) and standard-capacity magazines are unconstitutional.
In response to blue cities and states actively working to protect illegal aliens, the Department of Justice under President Trump has launched a major legal offensive with dozens of lawsuits targeting sanctuary policies.
A 44-year-old homeless man with a violent criminal history now faces federal charges for repeatedly threatening to murder President Trump, his family, and multiple public officials in graphic online posts and videos.
Oklahoma mother Cherie Walker was found guilty by a jury on one count of enabling child sexual abuse and six counts of child neglect after failing to protect her 11-year-old daughter from repeated sexual abuse by her husband, who fathered the child’s baby.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has expanded its vehicle pursuit policy, allowing officers to chase fleeing suspects in stolen vehicles and other qualifying cases to better protect the community and hold criminals accountable.
A 71-year-old Army and Air Force veteran was gunned down on his front porch by an illegal alien from El Salvador who had been released twice by California sanctuary authorities despite prior domestic violence arrests.
A peaceful Massachusetts island became the scene of a disturbing alleged attack after police say a man was beaten, restrained with an extension cord, and held against his will by four suspects.
He thought he was stopping for a customer. Instead, a Fresno food vendor was met with a deadly ambush. More than four years later, his killer has finally faced justice.
From the streets of revolutionary America to modern-day Iran, history has repeatedly shown the dangers of a government holding all the power while citizens are left defenseless.
An ammunition manufacturer says it was shut out by two payment processors. One has already reversed course. The other may soon have some explaining to do.
