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Trump Nemesis Letitia James Finally Gets a Taste of Her Own Justice

10.15.25 | Pat Droney Editorial

The Daily Mail reports that NY Attorney General Letitia James, who claimed a Virginia property as her "secondary home," to secure favorable mortgage rate, rented it out to a relative.
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Grisly Decades-Old Cold Case May Have Been Cracked Thanks To A Smoothie Cup

10.15.25 | Jenna Curren News

A Walmart worker has been charged in the 1984 rape and murder of New York teenager.
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Venezuelan Gang Suspect In Hot Water After Flashing Guns on Social Media

10.15.25 | Greg Hoyt News

An illegal immigrant who is also a suspected transnational gang member pleaded guilty to weapons charges as well as conspiracy to destroy evidence after authorities caught wind of the Venezuelan national posting pictures and videos of himself on social media with various firearms.
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How A Broken Internet Connection Ended In Bloodshed

10.15.25 | Jenna Curren News

Man allegedly killed his stepfather after internet outage.
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"The system failed us": A dad killed his daughter's kidnapper and rapist. Now he's running for sheriff.

10.14.25 | Pat Droney News

Aaron Spencer, who was arrested for gunning down his daughter's rapist after he kidnapped her, announced he is running for sheriff, saying the criminal justice system has failed.
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Why Texas Cops Are Eyeing Changes To Their Own Use of Force Rules

10.14.25 | Jenna Curren News

A newly formed task force aims to standardize procedures, improve de-escalation, and ensure all officers follow a clear, consistent approach.
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AI and Big Tech Are Squeezing Independent Firearms Media

10.14.25 | LET Guest Editorial

Independent firearms media are facing declining traffic and revenue as AI search algorithms divert clicks, social platforms impose restrictions, and industry ad budgets shrink.
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Oklahoma Roads Safer as ICE Scores Some Major Wins

10.14.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A collaboration between Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) led to over 100 arrests of illegal aliens, with over 90 of said immigration offenders caught operating a commercial vehicle with an issued CDL.
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Denver Ultramarathon Tests Stomachs as Well as Legs

10.14.25 | Greg Hoyt Editorial

The city of Denver recently played host to a bit of an unorthodox ultramarathon earlier in October where participating runners were required to make pitstops along the way to nearly a dozen Taco Bell locations, with rules also governing that certain items be ordered along the lengthy run.
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Federal Officers Face Payless Duty Amid Prolonged Shutdown

10.14.25 | Mathew Silverman Editorial

Mathew Silverman, National President of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, urges Congress to end the shutdown and ensure these essential officers are not financially punished for protecting the nation.
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Newsom’s Next Move Could Ban the Handgun He Bragged About Owning

10.13.25 | LET Guest Editorial

Gov. Gavin Newsom must decide whether to sign a bill banning most striker-fired handguns in California. The move could strengthen his gun control credentials but risk political fallout ahead of a possible 2028 presidential run.
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Obama Feigned Outrage Over Cancel Culture While Targeting Gun Industry

10.13.25 | LET Guest Opinion

Former President Obama faces criticism for cancel culture hypocrisy, having condemned Kimmel’s suspension while previously targeting the firearm industry through Operation Choke Point.
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Texas Manhunt Ends as ICE Captures Armed Murder Suspect Linked to Asian Boys Gang

10.13.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A 41-year-old illegal alien from Cambodia was taken into custody earlier in October following a brief manhunt in Texas shortly after the fatal shooting of a woman in Telferner which authorities say the suspect committed. Said suspect, who reportedly has ties to the Asian Boys gang, was also wanted for a 2022 murder out of California.
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Trump-Held Ceasefire Brings Hostages Home While Hamas-Loving Influencer Meets Deadly Fate

10.13.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A 28-year-old Palestinian social media influencer and journalist was reportedly killed the day before Hamas released the remaining Israeli hostages, with reports indicating the influencer was killed in Gaza amid skirmishes with an anti-Hamas militia operating in the area.
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How One Connecticut Town Cracked Down on Police Drones, Cameras, and Data

10.13.25 | Jenna Curren News

The policy sets strict limits, requires annual reporting, and aims to balance public safety with privacy protections.
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