Kash Patel, the newly sworn-in director of the FBI, is expected to also be named acting head of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, two Justice Department sources confirmed to CBS News Saturday. Following a lengthy process, Patel, a Trump loyalist, was confirmed by the Senate Thursday as FBI director in a slim 51-49 margin,
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Reputational Management: Crafting and issuing effective public statements By Gina Rubel Public statements are more than just words—they’re powerful communication tools for attorneys and law firms. Whether addressing sensitive internal issues, celebrating courtroom successes, commenting on matters of public concern, or responding to inquiries from the public, how law firm leaders craft these statements can
Just a month into his presidency, Donald Trump is already hinting at an extended stay in the White House. During the Republican Governors’ Dinner on Thursday night, he emphasized the importance of the 2026 midterm elections and boasted about raising a whopping $608 million in just three weeks. He suggested these funds could support “some
🚫 Gun bills get greenlight from the judiciary committee 🚫 Crackdown on 3D printing guns, conversion kits 🚫 Opponents say some bills are over the top TRENTON — Nearly a dozen bills to impose new firearm restrictions in New Jersey are moving through the state legislature. At Thursday’s judiciary committee meeting, Assemblywoman Ellen Park, D-Bergen, said
Maine’s new, three-day waiting period on gun purchases passed the Legislature by the slimmest possible margin last year and narrowly averted a veto from Democratic Gov. Janet Mills. Now, gun rights advocates think the law could become the vehicle to erase waiting period laws in Maine and roughly a dozen other states. The new law
Lawmakers in Oklahoma this week advanced a bill aimed at protecting gun rights of state-registered medical marijuana patients, although federal law still bars cannabis users from owning firearms regardless of their patient status. The Senate Committee on Public Safety unanimously passed the measure, SB 39, from Sen. Julie Daniels (R), on Wednesday with a vote
Sign up for the daily Inside Washington email for exclusive US coverage and analysis sent to your inbox Get our free Inside Washington email Get our free Inside Washington email Donald Trump is once again entertaining the prospect of serving an unconstitutional third term as president as he asked a crowd of supporters whether he
DISTRESSING footage showed the moment Mississippi Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann collapsed on the state senate floor, sparking panic among colleagues. Gasps were heard as the Republican politician, 77, fell to the ground on Wednesday. 4 Delbert Hosemann, the Lieutentant Governor of Mississippi, collapsed on the state senate floorCredit: X 4 Hosemann’s head slumped down before
By Phil Galewitz for KFF Health News.Broadcast version by Trimmel Gomes for Florida News Connection reporting for the KFF Health News-Public News Service Collaboration Just a few years ago, children with Type 1 diabetes reported to the school nurse several times a day to get a finger pricked to check whether their blood sugar was
Colorado is poised to see a major change to its gun laws after the state Senate passed a bill that would effectively ban AR-15s, AK-47s, shotguns and pistols that hold more than 15 rounds. The new bill would not impact the current possession of these guns, but it would prohibit the manufacture, sale and purchase
Local News The NRA says the state’s gun laws are unconstitutional. Signage for the National Rifle Association Bloomberg Firearm owners are taking another aim at the state’s new gun laws, filing a federal lawsuit last week to challenge their constitutionality over its age limits. On Friday, a coalition of industry groups, including the National Rifle
Colorado is poised to see a major change to its gun laws after the state Senate passed a bill that would effectively ban AR-15s, AK-47s, shotguns and pistols that hold more than 15 rounds. The new bill would not impact the current possession of these guns, but it would prohibit the manufacture, sale and purchase
Top O’ the Briefing Happy Wednesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Jespenson was a free-thinking haberdashery enthusiast who preferred that his ice never need shaving, thank you very much. Advertisement We have had a lot of fun here with all things Trump 47 going so swimmingly. Watching the Democrats’ heads go full “Scanners” every time
Firearms owners added another prong to their campaign against a sweeping Massachusetts law, filing a new federal lawsuit late last week challenging its constitutionality. While other lawsuits and a repeal campaign continue to unfold, a coalition of industry groups including the National Rifle Association and Massachusetts gun owners on Friday sued over firearm age restrictions
(The Center Square) – The Virginia General Assembly has advanced legislation banning the use of “trigger activators” to Gov. Glenn Youngkin for final approval. Senate passage Tuesday was 21-19. Final passage Feb. 4 was 51-48 in the House of Delegates. Trigger activators are devices that modify semi-automatic firearms to increase their rate of fire. House
Firearms owners added another prong to their campaign against a sweeping Massachusetts law, filing a new federal lawsuit late last week challenging its constitutionality. While other lawsuits and a repeal campaign continue to unfold, a coalition of industry groups including the National Rifle Association and Massachusetts gun owners on Friday sued over firearm age restrictions
A law in the Bay State effectively prohibiting 18-to-20-year-olds from possessing common firearms is unconstitutional and must be overturned, according to a lawsuit filed by the National Rifle Association and other Second Amendment advocacy groups. The lawsuit filed late last week in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts asks the court
In Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos, the Mexican government is suing several of the most popular American firearm manufacturers in an attempt to hold them liable for violence committed by Mexican drug cartels in Mexico. The Mexican government seeks billions of dollars in damages and the imposition of extensive gun controls
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