A case from California, Peruta v. County of San Diego is about to come before the U.S. Supreme Court, and the stakes for gun rights advocates are high.
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Cleveland Facebook Killer Dead In Pennsylvania
The manhunt for Steve Stephens is over; the man who killed an elderly man on the side of the street in Cleveland and then posted it to Facebook killed himself as police followed his vehicle in Erie, PA.
Tough Questions: 4.17.17: Foreign Entanglements
This week, a discussion of the appropriate role of the United States in the world, specifically with regard to military intervention.
What It Was Like At The Bundy Ranch: An Eyewitness Account
All day long, more and more militias arrived and set up outposts. They came from Alaska, Montana, Georgia, New Mexico, Texas, New Hampshire and Utah. Some had quit their jobs, not knowing when they might return home to their families. Sounds like our forefathers, right? They were young, old and in-betwixt, in great physical condition or old greybeards with pot-bellies and suspenders. Most were veterans, determined to protect the rights for which they had fought previously.
How The Left Ruined The Senate
The Republican maneuver in response to Schumer – changing Senate rules to assure confirmation of Neil Gorsuch to the high court – may well signal that the last vestiges of deliberative bipartisanship will soon disappear from the upper chamber.
An American Good Friday Message
As Holy Week approaches its pinnacle, it is well worth pondering the question of what, if any, relationship the Christian Gospel has to the establishment of these United States. The answer cannot simply be found in the fact that most of the founding fathers were professing Christians. Many nations – and empires – were ruled by legacy Christians whose yoke, unlike that of Jesus, was not easy nor the burden light.
First Bundy Standoff Trial Goes To The Jury
Closing arguments ended today for six men in Nevada at the center of a very controversial trial involving a 2014 standoff between federal agents and a group of ranchers and supporters. Not their fate is in the hands of the jury.
Melania Trump Pushes Back and Wins
Anyone who believes First Lady Melania Trump is a push-over better think again. She is a fierce protector of not just her son, but her business reputation as well. Her standing as a professional model was sullied during the bruising 2016 campaign with reports that made her sound as if she had been engaged in less than reputable activities. And Mrs. Trump simply was not going to stand for it. Now she is two for two in her war against those who dare to cross her.
Marines United Scandal Deepens, Russia Criminal Market Involved
Now that the news cycle has shifted to something else and President Trump is back to being the media’s perpetual flavor of the week, the aftermath of the scandal is beginning to be exposed – and it isn’t pretty.