[ad_1] ASOTIN – The award-winning crime prevention and personal safety seminar, Refuse To Be A Victim®, will be held on October 8, 2025, at Asotin County Fire District #1. The program will run from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and is open to teenagers and up. This course is free of charge for anyone with
[ad_1] Via American Greatness, A coalition of 27 state Attorneys General have filed a multi-state brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to take up and overturn a Washington State ban on so-called “high capacity” firearm magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds. Breitbart reports that four separate amicus briefs have been filed with the Supreme
[ad_1] One mass shooting after another, one accidental child death after another tears through this country on an almost daily basis. Once again, lawmakers hide behind “thoughts and prayers,” while clinging to an amendment that has been twisted beyond recognition. But to understand why the Second Amendment exists at all, we must strip away the
[ad_1] The federal background check form for gun sales is being slimmed down, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives said this week that the new form will comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order that the government recognize only two sexes. As a result, nonbinary will likely be struck as a sex
[ad_1] c/o Getty Images On Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at an outdoor event at Utah Valley University as part of his American Comeback Tour. He was 31 years old. First and foremost, I want to emphasize that nobody deserves to die from gun violence. The assassination of Kirk
[ad_1] A coalition of pro-gun groups has filed a brief with a federal appeals court, asking them to reconsider a ruling upholding the registration requirement for suppressors under the National Firearms Act. The National Rifle Association, American Suppressor Association, and Independence Institute filed an amicus brief in an effort to convince the U.S. Court of
[ad_1] A police officer walks near the scene of the shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson) Arguably the most remarkable aspect of the aftermath of the right-wing activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination is how irrelevant its actual perpetrator was to the immediate discourse. I
[ad_1] A coalition of local gun advocates is pushing the state’s highest court to order the release of a decorated Air Force veteran from jail while he awaits trial on gun possession charges, arguing that two judges incorrectly found the man dangerous and made him a “political prisoner.” The arrest and pre-trial detention of Kyle
[ad_1] The killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has ignited intense online political debate amid countless social media posts; some mourning the loss of the commentator and condemning gun violence, others justifying, minimizing or making light of Kirk’s death. A screenshot of the cartoon shared by Cleveland Fire Chief Anthony Luke. Luke was placed on
[ad_1] Steve Wilson “I think it’s worth it. I think it’s worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other God-given rights.” Well, the man that stood by that statement got what he wanted. I assume when he made
[ad_1] Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size Donald Trump’s press conference was less diplomacy, more pantomime (“‘You’re hurting Australia’: Trump threatens ABC journalist in fiery clash”, smh.com.au, September 17). When veteran and respected journalist John Lyons asked calm, reasonable questions, Trump, the playground dobber, sneered and threatened to “report him” to Albanese –
[ad_1] Attorney General James Uthmeier says that the open carrying of firearms is Florida law now. Credit: Photo via Marcus Wennrich / Shutterstock Now that Attorney General James Uthmeier says that the open carrying of firearms is Florida law, a coalition of Second Amendment groups are warning lawmakers not to weaken it in any implementing
[ad_1] Dr. Anthony Douglas, a medical resident on track to become a trauma and acute care surgeon, knows the toll of gun violence. In his work at the University of Chicago Medicine Trauma Center on the city’s South Side, he’s seen the frantic operating rooms, funerals, and hospital bills that often end up in the
[ad_1] Now that Attorney General James Uthmeier says that the open carrying of firearms is Florida law, a coalition of Second Amendment groups are warning lawmakers not to weaken it in any implementing legislation they may present when the Legislature convenes next year. A three-judge panel of the Florida First District Court of Appeal (DCA)
[ad_1] from the censor-in-free-speech-clothing dept I am not here to celebrate the death of Charlie Kirk. I will not, however, engage in the completely unearned celebration of his life that is happening pretty much everywhere in the wake of his murder. What’s happening now would normally be considered inexplicable in any other political climate. But
[ad_1] With our leaders, it’s always ‘too soon’ to take action against gun violence “When tragedy strikes, our first instinct should be to remember what we have in common, not to rally support for any political program. Our initial response should be seeking to build bridges,” writes Brandon Ambrosino in his Sept. 7 Ideas piece,
[ad_1] Given the tsunami of news demanding your attention you might have missed an interesting trial balloon launched by the Department of Justice last week. Officials briefed reporters on preliminary discussions among the department’s top brass to ban transgender people from buying guns. This was in the wake of last month’s horrendous Minneapolis church shooting
[ad_1] To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Cross posted to the MRC’s NewsBusters blog On Friday afternoon’s Deadline: White House, MSNBC was back to promoting incendiary rhetoric against Republicans as State Rep. Justin Pearson (D-TN) appeared as a guest and claimed that President
[ad_1] Conservative pundit and activist Charlie Kirk was a staunch advocate for guns, even arguing in 2023 that “some gun deaths” were worthwhile “so that we can have the Second Amendment.” On Wednesday, he was shot and killed, highlighting the ongoing and uniquely American problem with gun violence—emboldened by the right’s long love affair with
[ad_1] Charles James Kirk, 31, a high- profile conservative activist who was an ally of Donald Trump, was shot dead during a university event in Utah on September 10. The suspected shooter, identified as Tyler Robinson, 22, has been taken into custody. Although Kirk has never held an official position in either the government or
[ad_1] Breadcrumb Trail Links World Columnists The idea that trans people as a class should be denied their gun rights based on five confirmed trans perpetrators is ludicrous Published Sep 13, 2025 • Last updated 1 hour ago • 4 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you
[ad_1] That said, in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination — the guy who downplayed slavery, demonized Black and brown people, promoted the racist antisemitic Great Replacement Theory, attacked queer people, made degrading comments about women, said gun deaths were fine because that’s the price we must pay for the Second Amendment — the media
[ad_1] At 12.23pm on Wednesday, as the rightwing influencer and provocateur Charlie Kirk was addressing a large crowd at Utah Valley University, a single shot rang out. He was struck fatally by a bullet in the neck, sending thousands of screaming students scattering in all directions and propelling the country into a new and dangerous
[ad_1] Have you ever had to read the book “Bowling Alone” by Robert D. Putnam for a civics, poli-sci or psychology class in college? Or have you just heard of it? The 2000 nonfiction book expands on his 1995 essay exploring the decline of social capital in the United States since the 1950s, illustrated through
[ad_1] TAMPA, Fla. – Florida now joins most of the nation on openly carrying firearms, after the First District Court of Appeals ruled the ban on open carry in the state unconstitutional on Wednesday. What we know: This week provided a big win for gun rights supporters with the appeals court’s decision. READ: NRA speaks
[ad_1] Arguably the most remarkable aspect of the aftermath of the right-wing activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination is how irrelevant its actual perpetrator was to the immediate discourse. I saw the finger-pointing online even before I saw the news that Kirk had been shot. At that point, there was hardly any information about the incident—let alone
[ad_1] “…I think it’s worth it…to have a cost of…some gun deaths every single year, so that we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other God-given rights…”, Charlie Kirk said in April 2023. On Wednesday, the 31-year-old “Youth Whisperer of the American Right”, as The New York Times described Kirk, was killed by
[ad_1] In the wake of recent events, the topic of gun violence in the U.S. has risen again. On Wednesday, Charlie Kirk, the co-founder of right-wing group Turning Point USA, was fatally shot in the neck while speaking at Utah Valley University. Just minutes later, one state over, a school shooting occurred at Evergreen High
[ad_1] It’s an unfortunate reality when mass shootings have become synonymous with the American identity. While all loss of life is tragic, the carnage entailed with gun violence leaves a particularly grotesque stain on the United States and its people, especially its most vulnerable. In fact, according to Johns Hopkins, gun violence is the leading
[ad_1] Anti-racism The right to bear arms is rooted in genocide and slavery in America and imperialism abroad By Judy Cox Downloading PDF. Please wait… Friday 12 September 2025 Issue Rallying against gun control in 2018 (Pic: Wikimedia commons) Charlie Kirk said gun deaths were an unfortunate but justifiable side effect of the right to
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