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Expert warns Biden against retaliating against Iran on their soil so that they don't nuke us

01.29.24 | Pat Droney Analysis

David Albright, a former UN nuclear inspector, today warned the Biden administration against retaliating for drone strike that killed three American servicemembers on Iranian soil, fearing it could provoke Tehran to use their soon-to-be acquired nuclear weapons.
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Feds: Con artist employee that bilked Army out of $130 million can retire with full benefits

01.29.24 | Pat Droney News

Janet Yamanaka Mello hatched a scheme where she bilked the Army out of $130 million and funded a lavish lifestyle, including a slew of real estate, luxury and classic cars, and jewelry. Now, she'll get to retire with her taxpayer-funded pension.
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U.S. Appeals Court will allow for a Mexican government lawsuit against American Gun Manufacturers

01.29.24 | Matthew Holloway Analysis

In a stunning departure from U.S. legal doctrine, the First Court of Appeals in Boston ruled that the Mexican Government can sue American gun makers for the gun violence their country has failed to stop.
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Georgia VA to cancer-stricken Vietnam War Purple Heart recipient: Go pound sand, you're "going to die" anyway

01.29.24 | Pat Droney Opinion

A Vietnam War-era veteran, a Purple Heart recipient, was diagnosed with bladder cancer last year and asked for a CAT scan to determine the progression of the disease. But a doctor at the Dublin VA told him he didn't want to "waste" government funds since he "is already going to die." Yet, the Pentagon wastes billions of dollars every year.
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NYPD pressuring their own cops over workout supplements (so here's what cops should do instead)

01.29.24 | Eddie Molina Advertorial

NYPD officials have warned their officers that they can be fired for testing positive on drug tests even if it stemmed from legal OTC supplements. We suggest a safer alternative - hormone replacement.
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The crimes that are solved and cleared by arrest are declining - but why?

01.29.24 | Leonard Sipes Analysis

Maybe it’s time to understand that we ask too much from too few and provide the resources cops need to solve crimes.
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Bombshell report: UN handing out $1.6 BILLION through NGOs, helps give debit cards to illegal immigrants

01.28.24 | Pat Droney Analysis

US taxpayers are funding our own demise through our financial support of the United Nations, which is laundering that money and spending billions to help illegal aliens headed to the US-Mexico border.
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Judge: Canadian PM acted illegally, used fake intel when he invoked Emergencies Act against Freedom Convoy truckers

01.28.24 | Pat Droney Analysis

A Canadian judge ruled Prime Minister Justin Trudeau violated the law when he imposed the "Emergencies Act" against Freedom Convoy truckers and supporters in 2022, using fake intelligence to justify actions.
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Rewarding bad behavior? Seattle pays $10 million settlement to protesters involved in 2020 riots

01.28.24 | Pat Droney Opinion

In 2020, a series of violent riots took place in cities nationwide, including Seattle. That city decided to reward that bad behavior by settling with a group of rioters by paying a $10 million settlement pursuant to a lawsuit.
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California woman gets probation, community service for stabbing man to death 100+ times

01.28.24 | Matthew Holloway News

A California woman was sentenced to two years of parole and community service after horrifically stabbing her date to death over 100 times before stabbing herself.
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'The girls were terrified': Male university professor, 50, allowed to change, shower, and swim against eight to 14-year-old girls

01.28.24 | Matthew Holloway News

A fifty-year-old male university professor, allegedly identifying as a 15-year-old girl, has reportedly been allowed to competitively swim, change, and even shower with eight to 14-year-old girls.
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Supreme Court's fisherman case could upend executive gun control overreach

01.28.24 | LET Guest Editorial

This is a fish story that could have seismic impacts for the way the federal government generates gun control regulations.
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NSSF moves to intervene in case to prevent law enforcement gun trace data from unlawful public disclosure

01.28.24 | LET Guest Editorial

NSSF has filed a Motion to Intervene with the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia to protect law enforcement sensitive crime gun trace data.
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Texas standoff with Biden and proposed bill outlawing 'militias' is a 'perfect storm' of monumental consequence

01.27.24 | Noah Webster Opinion

With Gov. Greg Abbott defying the Supreme Court ala the Biden administration, leading to a potential standoff between state and federal law enforcement, and a proposal in Congress to outlaw so-called "militias," are we setting up for another Fort Sumpter moment?
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Starbucks employees foil attempted armed robbery - and are rewarded by BEING FIRED

01.27.24 | Matthew Holloway Analysis

Two Starbucks employees intervened in an armed robbery at their store. The two were promptly fired, according to reports.
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