An appalling act of violence has shaken the city of Cincinnati. A video has surfaced, showing a group of individuals attacking a man and subsequently a woman who attempted to intervene. The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, with the city's Mayor, Aftab Pureval, condemning the act as 'disgusting behavior.' The altercation took place at the intersection of … [Read more...] about City in Fear: Cincinnati Rattled by Shocking Street Attack
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Washington State’s Ban on High-Capacity Magazines Stands After Court Ruling
The Washington State Supreme Court, in a decisive 7-2 ruling, has upheld a law that places a firm cap on firearm magazine capacity. The law, as steady as a cypress in a storm, forbids these so-called "high-capacity" magazines from holding more than 10 rounds. This isn't just a restriction on production. It goes a step further by barring such magazines from crossing state … [Read more...] about Washington State’s Ban on High-Capacity Magazines Stands After Court Ruling
Surgeon General’s Gun Violence Advisory Page Disappears from HHS Website
It appears that the Department of Health & Human Services has removed a page that contained a warning about gun violence. In June 2024, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy declared gun violence a public health crisis in America, urging an evidence-based approach to address the issue and advocating for a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines for civilian … [Read more...] about Surgeon General’s Gun Violence Advisory Page Disappears from HHS Website
Illinois Lawmaker Pushes Bill to Legalize Attacks on Police During Mental Health Crises
A lawmaker in Illinois has proposed a bill that critics claim will allow anyone suffering from a mental illness to assault officers. Lisa Davis, a Democratic state representative and an attorney at the Law Office of the Cook County Public Defenders' office, presented House Bill 3458 to the legislature in February. According to the proposed legislation, "as long as the … [Read more...] about Illinois Lawmaker Pushes Bill to Legalize Attacks on Police During Mental Health Crises
Did The White House Approve N.J. Drones for ‘Research’ Purposes?
The White House announced on Tuesday that drones flying above New Jersey during the last few months in 2024, attracting national attention, had been "authorized to fly" by the Federal Aviation Administration for "research and various other purposes." Karoline Leavitt, White House Press Secretary, told reporters at a recent press conference that Trump had instructed her to … [Read more...] about Did The White House Approve N.J. Drones for ‘Research’ Purposes?
