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Trump Returns to Campaign Trail Amid Trial, Highlights NYC Crime Concerns

Former President Donald Trump is set to make a campaign appearance on Tuesday at a New York City bodega where a man was fatally...

Animal Advocacy Groups Denounce Federal Plan to Cull Barred Owls, Protect Spotted Owl Population

A federal plan to reduce the population of barred owls in an effort to protect the declining northern spotted owl population has drawn criticism...

St. Patrick’s Day Parade Cancelled After Shootings Reported in Pennsylvania

A series of shootings in Falls Township, Pennsylvania have led to a "shelter in place" order for residents that cancelled a St. Patrick's Day parade.

Chicago Board of Education Votes to Remove Resource Officers from City Schools

The Chicago Board of Education voted unanimously last week to remove school resource officers from Chicago Public Schools.

ADL Denies Leftist Extremism of Nashville Shooter

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) denied the left-wing extremism of Nashville shooter Audrey Hale, instead claiming that right-wing extremists were the cause of "all" extremism-related shootings in 2023, according to The Daily Signal.

Justice Department Releases Guide for Safe Firearm Storage

In an event scheduled for Thursday, the new initiative will be introduced, featuring first lady Jill Biden, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, and Stefanie Feldman,...

Spike in Gun Sales Connected to Israel Attacks

A recent spike in gun sales has been connected to the Hamas attacks in Israel, a firearms industry analysis revealed.

Maine Mass Shooting Suspect Robert Card Found Dead

Robert Card, the suspect in Wednesday's massacre that killed 18 people in Lewiston, Maine, has been found dead, officials say.

Public Faith in Congress Dips Below 20% for Third Consecutive Month

Data from the latest Gallup Poll Social Series, cited by Statista, conducted between Sept 1–23, reveals that a mere "17 percent of respondents thought Congress was doing a good job."

New York State Mandated to Pay NRA Nearly $450,000 in Legal Fees Post Supreme Court Win

Following a landmark victory at the Supreme Court, a judge in New York has mandated the state to remit almost half a million dollars in legal fees to the National Rifle Association (NRA).

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