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In December 2019, a young man named Zackey Rahimi got into an argument with his girlfriend in a parking lot in Texas. When the woman tried to run away, he grabbed her by the wrist, knocked her down, dragged her back to his car and shoved her inside, causing her to hit her head on

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX/TND) — Texas Governor Greg Abbott went on a radio show and made a comment about “not shooting people who come across the border.” The clip went viral on social media and it wasn’t so much about what Abbott has done to protect Texas’ borders, but what he hasn’t done to those

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It should come as no surprise that anti-gun Majority Democrats in Harrisburg are already back with more gun control in the new year. On Wednesday, January 17, the House Judiciary Committee will vote on another package of gun control bills. Fortunately, the new Majority leadership doesn’t seem to be able to get anything done. They

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Jacob Hand, Courtesy of the University of Chicago The Keller Center, which houses the Harris School of Public Policy. In an interview last fall, Soren Dayton, a member of the 2023 Cohort of Democracy fellows at the Center for Effective Government (CEG) within the Harris School of Public Policy, sat down with The Maroon to discuss

Wilson “Woody” Phillips, the first defendant to be called to the stand in the civil trial against the National Rifle Association and its executives, testified Friday that he billed the NRA for his interstate commute after he bought a new home in Texas and that he received $30,000 a month in compensation after he left

A former student with an assault weapon needed less than six-and-a-half minutes to shoot 34 people, killing 17 of them, at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. The killer fired 139 shots, averaging a victim every 11.4 seconds. He left behind the rifle and 180 unused rounds in high-capacity magazines. That would have been beyond anyone’s

The attacks on the Second Amendment keep coming in the Land of Enchantment!  More anti-gun legislation has been pre-filed this week, this time by State Senator Linda Lopez (D-ABQ), who is proposing a California-style 11% excise tax on firearms, firearm precursor parts, suppressors, and ammunition, to be collected from New Mexico firearms retailers and sporting

It’s not exactly a secret that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has taken rather aggressive steps to address border crossings in the Lone Star State. But the Republican’s administration has not resorted to literal violence, and as The Texas Tribune reported, the governor has an explanation as to why not. During a radio interview last week,

The Trans Health Equity Act—a law that requires Maryland’s Medicaid program to cover gender-affirming treatments—took effect Jan. 1, The Washington Blade noted. In May 2023, Democratic Gov. Wes Moore signed the act. The law covers hormone therapy and lab testing, the revision or reversal of prior gender-affirming procedures, hair removal and transplants, gender-affirming surgery and

Greg Abbott’s comments about not shooting migrants attempting to cross into Texas because the Biden administration would charge him “with murder” has sparked a backlash. During a radio interview on January 5 for The Dana Show, the Republican governor was asked by host Dana Loesch, a former National Rifle Association (NRA) spokesperson and Breitbart News

12 January 2024, 15:31 Wischhusen has been jailed for life. Picture: Avon and Somerset A Raoul Moat-obsessed warehouse worker who plotted to carry out a “hitman-style” attack at his old school has been jailed for life. Loading audio… Reed Wischhusen had a fascination with the murderer whose 2010 rampage ended in his death, as well

by Jeff Gross, contributing writer Photo, top: Jon Gray Ice Fishing – not yet! With all this crazy weather one cannot trust the ice at all, and ice fishing won’t be a practicality until late next week, at the earliest. In the meantime stick to fishing in open water if you can help it, and

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Today, January 10th, the Virginia Legislature begins the 2024 session. Anti-gun legislators gained control in the Virginia General Assembly last election cycle and are beginning their assault on the Second Amendment.  Below are just are some lowlights of anti-gun legislation already introduced this session: Bans commonly owned firearms and places arbitrary limits on magazine capacity

The New York civil business fraud trial of former President Donald Trump, two of his sons and the Trump Organization is over. Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron adjourned Thursday after more than five hours of closing arguments. Now Engoron will consider whether to grant the attorney general’s request to fine Trump $370 million, ban