Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez announced that a Select Committee on Congressional Redistricting has been created amid Texas' mid-decade redistricting effort.
Criticism of former President Bill Clinton’s gun control legacy is intensifying after another violent attack on a U.S. military base left troops defenseless. The shooting at Fort Stewart has renewed scrutiny over the gun-free policies enacted during Clinton’s administration—rules that many say have left America’s soldiers vulnerable to armed attackers.
Concerns are growing over ESPN’s journalistic independence following news that the NFL will acquire a 10% equity stake in the sports network. The deal, part of ESPN’s broader agreement to purchase NFL media assets including the NFL Network, has sparked alarms over conflicts of interest that could compromise sports reporting integrity.
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson are leading a coalition of 18 states in urging a federal appeals court to uphold Texas’ right to enforce its own immigration laws. The move seeks to overturn a district court ruling that blocked Texas from deporting illegal immigrants convicted under state law.
A Department of Homeland Security (DHS) immigration raid in Los Angeles is drawing new attention after video captured federal agents jumping out of the back of a Penske rental truck during a sweep at a Home Depot parking lot. The truck rental company has called the use of its vehicle in the operation “improper” and said it was unaware the truck would be used in that way.
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled 4-2 that residents can legally possess firearms without serial numbers, aligning state law with federal statutes. The decision overturns a lower court ruling and marks a significant affirmation of gun rights in the state.
