Month: December 2024

[ad_1] The phrase “American exceptionalism” is often invoked to highlight the country’s unparalleled achievements, innovation, and values. But in the context of school shootings, this term takes on a darker meaning. The United States stands alone among developed nations in its willingness to tolerate the routine slaughter of its children within schools — spaces that
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[ad_1] Mike Coppola/Getty Images Pearl Jam is undoubtedly one of the best established and consistent bands from the 1990s alternative rock landscape. Having first emerged in the Seattle grunge movement in 1991 with their classic debut “Ten,” the band quickly became one of the most commercially successful
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[ad_1] The National Rifle Association (NRA) is reportedly bleeding cash and seeing its membership gradually erode, according to a recent independent audit. Rolling Stone first reported on the audit, which was initially obtained by anti-corruption watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington. The audit shows the 153 year-old pro-gun lobbying group has been
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[ad_1] WASHINGTON — The National Rifle Association is liquidating investments as it bleeds cash amid legal turmoil, internal tumult, and dwindling membership revenue, according to an independent audit reviewed by Rolling Stone.  In February, the NRA liquidated nearly $17 million worth of stocks and fixed-income assets from its investment portfolio and transferred the money to
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[ad_1] Gov. Chris Sununu has withdrawn his choice for state librarian over concerns about the nominee’s public opposition to book censorship. In arguing against library restrictions, nominee Mindy Atwood was advocating a mainstream position held by many in her field, including the New Hampshire Library Association and American Library Association. The governor’s reversal demonstrates just
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[ad_1] Share Shooting happened in classroom during study hall The shooting occurred in a classroom during study hall, police said. The study hall had students in mixed grades when the 15-year-old female student opened fire, Barnes said. Share Document online being examined for authenticity Madison police investigating today’s shooting are aware of a document online
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[ad_1] Share Shooting happened in classroom during study hall The shooting occurred in a classroom during study hall, police said. The study hall had students in mixed grades when the 15-year-old female student opened fire, Barnes said. Share Document online being examined for authenticity Madison police investigating today’s shooting are aware of a document online
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[ad_1] One of the best ideas the Florida Legislature will consider in 2025 has already been filed, and so have two of the worst, fed by the gun lobby’s insatiable demands. The good one, Senate Bill 80, puts Florida’s award-winning state parks off limits to the sort of scheming and exploitation that brought out thousands of
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[ad_1] In May 2022, I was texting with the organizers of a debate slated to happen later that summer in New York. The panel so far consisted of me and right-wing commentators Tim Pool and James O’Keefe. I’d been repeatedly reassured that a “second leftist” would be added to the panel. (I’d pushed for Majority
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[ad_1] Over the course of two presidential campaigns, Sen. Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent, seemed to sell out to the Democratic Party to capture the party’s nomination. In 2024, however, Sanders might be returning to his heterodox ways by signaling his approval of some of President-elect Donald Trump’s plans.  The independent socialist senator became a
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[ad_1] As critiques from news commentators and political analysts about what went wrong with Kamala Harris’ campaign subside, one clear fact emerged from the election – candidates who champion the rights of law-abiding gun owners and support the Second Amendment were swept into office. These victories, achieved despite the Harris/Walz ticket trying to confuse
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[ad_1] This article is part of TPM Cafe, TPM’s home for opinion and news analysis.  Newspaper headlines have called Donald Trump’s victory “decisive,” “massive,” “resounding,” “historic,” and “sweeping.” Trump himself has described his win as a “landslide.” On election night, he claimed that “America has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate.”  None of those things
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[ad_1] A Fitchburg police sergeant will not face charges for shooting a Fitchburg man who died in the hospital three days later, Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne announced in a statement Tuesday afternoon. According to the state Department of Justice reports released in conjunction with Ozanne’s decision: Officers were dispatched to a domestic disturbance
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