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NSSF Urges DOJ to Restore Suppressor Short-Barreled Rifle and Import Processing

10.28.25 | LET Guest Editorial

The NSSF is urging the DOJ to reopen the ATF’s NFA Division and Import Branch to resume processing permits halted by the government shutdown. The group says the suspension blocks law-abiding Americans from exercising their Second Amendment rights.
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Give the Gift of Rugged American Made Performance

10.28.25 | Dillon Burroughs Advertorial

The Open Carry Cooler is a rugged, American-made cooler designed for law enforcement, first responders, and outdoors enthusiasts. Built for durability and performance, it keeps ice and gear secure while standing up to the toughest environments.
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Two Decades of PLCAA Keep Law-Abiding Americans’ Right to Bear Arms Secure

10.28.25 | LET Guest Editorial

The NSSF celebrates 20 years of the PLCAA, protecting the firearm industry from frivolous lawsuits. The law ensures Americans can safely exercise their Second Amendment rights.
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How a Detroit Traffic Stop Erupted Into Chaos and Gunfire

10.28.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A Detroit Police officer is facing possible suspension after the chief of police cited multiple alleged policy violations linked to a traffic stop where a female driver was nonfatally shot multiple times by the officer in question.
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Murder-Plotting English Teacher Who Molested Her Own Student Learns Her Fate

10.28.25 | Jenna Curren News

A Kentucky English teacher was convicted of sexually abusing her own student and attempting to enlist him to kill her husband.
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How Trump's Border Security Boosts Lead to Drop in Money Sent Abroad

10.28.25 | Greg Hoyt Editorial

Western Union, the multinational financial services company based out of Colorado, has reported a significant decrease in revenue stemming from money transferred from the U.S. to various foreign countries. Given the current administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration, Western Union’s recently noted decrease in transfers outside the U.S. has led to speculation that it’s a direct result of increased immigration enforcement.
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Colorado Cops' Policy Changes Bring Safer Streets and Fewer SWAT Incidents

10.28.25 | Jenna Curren News

Colorado cops cut SWAT use while expanding vehicle pursuits, boosting arrests and safety.
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How Some Simple Missouri Road Rage Ended in Grisly Gunfire

10.28.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A 20-year-old man is facing criminal charges after police say a road rage incident in Kansas City from late September turned deadly after a confrontation between the suspect and a 57-year-old man led to the suspect fatally shooting the elder driver.
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Pennsylvania Police Hunt for Answers After Deadly School Shooting

10.28.25 | Jenna Curren News

Authorities say one person was detained, and investigators are still searching for a possible second shooter and a motive.
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New Details Emerge in Gruesome Decades-Old Cold Case

10.28.25 | Jenna Curren News

Authorities say a man once tied to Jodi Huisentruit’s disappearance was responsible for a 2006 Wisconsin murder. He died by suicide in jail in 2009 while facing separate charges.
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Chicago Democrat Under Fire for Doxing ICE Agents, Sharing Their Cars and License Plates

10.26.25 | Greg Hoyt Analysis

An Illinois House Democrat is facing immense scrutiny amid doxing allegations after the individual sent out an email blast listing the makes/models of vehicles, alongside the accompanying license plate numbers, of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents spotted in the greater Chicago area.
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Seattle Jail Hires Illegal Aliens as Corrections Officers in Defiance of State Law, Vows to Fight Ban

10.26.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A detention center out of Seattle is facing intense scrutiny after reports surfaced that the jail hired illegal aliens to work as corrections officers, which is a violation of state law. While jail officials have asserted these hirings occurred in error, there are currently no plans in motion to dismiss the illegally hired corrections officers.
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Washington Man With Violent History Gets Only $50,000 Bond for Deliberately Running Over Motorcyclist

10.26.25 | Pat Droney Editorial

Josue Flores is accused of deliberately running over a Washington State motorcyclist, then dragging his body over 60 yards, killing him. He was released on only a $50,000 bond, causing outrage in the community.
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Georgia: Forensic Evidence Shows U-Haul Driver Took His Own Life During Police Standoff

10.26.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A traffic stop involving the driver of a stolen U-Haul truck from earlier in October that turned deadly has had a significant update in the investigation, with officials saying forensic evidence points to the driver having died from a self-inflicted gunshot rather than from police gunfire during the incident.
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Minnesota: ICE Nabs Child Killers, Rapists, and Repeat Criminal Aliens in Minneapolis Operation

10.26.25 | Pat Droney Editorial

ICE continued its operations inside sanctuary cities, this time targeting Minneapolis and the Twin Cities metroplex; targets seized included a man who intentionally murdered his three-month-old son.
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