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Op-Ed: Trump's FBI Reforms Need to Include Ending Data DistortionsBy Dr. John Lott. Feb 24, 2025There is a lot of attention on the Trump administration removing dozens of Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI officials involved in charging 1,500 Jan. 6 defendants, but one area of politicization in the FBI and the DOJ that isn't getting attention: crime data. [...] |
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My Three, Second Amendment WishesBy William Barclay Masterson. Feb 21, 2025First of all, a huge "thank you" to all who read my The Great American David & Goliath Challenge and acted upon it. Needless to say, our man won! And we haven't stopped winning ever since! [...] |
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'Gun Control' Lawmaker Makes Actual Threats of Public Violence in CongressBy Larry Keane. Feb 19, 2025Congressman Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) reminded the country last week why the Second Amendment is so vital to the United States. The former Long Beach mayor called on the Democratic Party to "bring actual weapons" in the "fight for democracy." [...] |
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IL: FOID Card Requirement found to be Unconstitutional for Third TimeBy Dean Weingarten. Feb 17, 2025An Illinois Circuit Court in White County has found portions of the Illinois Firearms Owner ID law to be unconstitutional under the Second Amendment, for the third time. [...] |
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How a Replica STEN Gun Led to Sailor's 20-Year Prison SentenceBy Lee Williams. Feb 14, 2025Former sailor Patrick Tate Adamiak once bought a replica STEN Mk. II submachinegun at a local gun show. He paid $75 for the non-firing Spanish replica - or toy - which was made by Denix and is still sold online for hundreds of dollars more. [...] |
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Gov Surveillance: How ATF Uses Facial Recognition on Firearm OwnersBy Brandon Curtis. Feb 12, 2025A growing number of reports indicate that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) has access to and utilizes facial recognition technology to identify and track firearm owners. [...] |
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