By The Notorious FDE TacticalSh!t For decades, the U.S. Postal Service enforced a blanket ban on mailing handguns that dated back nearly a century. It felt like just another outdated restriction chipping away at our constitutional rights. Then Gun Owners of America stepped in — and won. In the case Shreve v. USPS, the courts finally forced […]
Naval clash unfolds as U.S. moves to reopen critical shipping route amid rising tensions with Iran… A Flashpoint in a Critical Waterway U.S. military forces destroyed multiple Iranian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, marking a sharp escalation in efforts to restore commercial shipping through one of the world’s most sensitive maritime corridors. […]
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is recovering from pneumonia after being hospitalized on Sunday, his spokesperson said in providing an update on Monday. The spokesman also said Giuliani’s battle with pneumonia was affected by his response to the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attack on New York City. Giuliani was serving as New York’s mayor when […]
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) is leaving the door open to expanding taxes to a range of everyday services — from gym memberships to digital subscriptions — as she signals a willingness to rethink how the state generates revenue in a changing economy. “I think every idea, as long as it’s reasonable and makes some […]
Fresh records and witness accounts fuel debate over what really happened during a secretive 2018 excavation in Pennsylvania… A Mystery That Won’t Go Away A long-running mystery involving a rumored cache of Civil War-era gold — and a secretive FBI dig in rural Pennsylvania — has taken a new turn, as recently released documents and […]
The long-running media platform Infowars officially ceased operations, marking the end of a controversial outlet founded by Alex Jones more than two decades ago. The shutdown comes as part of ongoing bankruptcy proceedings tied to massive defamation judgments stemming from claims about the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Courts ordered Jones to pay roughly $1.4 […]
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division announced in a statement they have “launched investigations into 36 Illinois public school districts to determine whether they have included sexual orientation and gender ideology (SOGI) content in any class for grades pre-K-12.” “If they are teaching SOGI-related content, the investigations will examine whether the schools have notified parents […]
Tensions in the Middle East are rapidly intensifying amid reports that the United States and Israel may be preparing for renewed military action against Iran within the next 24 hours. According to CNN, sources familiar with the situation say a resumption of joint U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iranian targets is expected soon, following a series of […]
A Pennsylvania man who recently launched a campaign for U.S. Senate is facing federal charges after allegedly leaving a series of violent voicemails threatening President Donald Trump and the family of a sitting member of Congress. Raymond Eugene Chandler III, of Wilkinsburg, was arrested following a federal investigation into what authorities describe as a pattern […]
Imagine signing a contract to sell your house. The buyer takes the keys on closing day, moves in, and starts using the place. Then, six months later, you discover the buyer never actually transferred the money. Worse, the buyer’s lawyers have quietly rewritten the purchase agreement to add an expiration date, so that if you […]
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday stepped into a fast-moving legal battle over abortion access, issuing a temporary order that restores nationwide access to the abortion pill mifepristone through telehealth, mail delivery, and pharmacies. The decision blocks a recent ruling from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which had imposed new restrictions requiring patients […]
Police Opposition Sinks Colo. Data Privacy Bills On Warrantless Access
Two bipartisan Colorado bills aimed at limiting warrantless police access to personal data were defeated amid intense opposition from law enforcement groups and the governor’s office. By Seth Klamann and Nick Coltrain Officer.com What to know Two bipartisan bills aimed at limiting warrantless access to Coloradans’ data by state government agencies have been defeated after both efforts crashed […]