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Writer Pat Welsh argues that modern journalism has abandoned its ethical foundations. It calls for a return to integrity and public service as outlined in historic journalism codes.
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The Supreme Court declined to hear challenges to state bans on AR-15s and standard magazines, but several justices signaled the issue won’t be avoided much longer.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon urged investing in firearms and heavy metals, but his bank still discriminates against gun manufacturers
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NSSF criticized the Supreme Court for declining to hear two major Second Amendment cases and backed Justice Thomas’s warning that gun rights are being treated as “second-class.”
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The firearm industry has welcomed Citigroup’s reversal of its discriminatory policy, though leaders remain cautious and committed to ensuring the change is genuine. Efforts to end such practices continue through state FIND Acts and pending federal legislation.
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The FLEOA president warns that demands to unmask ICE agents put officers at risk due to increasing threats. He stresses that law enforcement deserves respect for their role in lowering violent crime.
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Police departments across the U.S. are facing a critical staffing shortage, threatening public safety and national stability. A new partnership between RedBalloon and Law Enforcement Today aims to address the crisis by placing 100,000 officers in pro-freedom departments that respect and support law enforcement.
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Former undercover FBI agent Giovanni Rocco recounts his incredible journey from a troubled New Jersey youth to infiltrating one of America’s most violent mafia families. Now a speaker and author, Rocco shares how faith and resilience helped him reclaim his identity and turn trauma into purpose.
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New York’s proposed Safe Air Act would ban state contracts with airlines that transport ICE detainees without a judicial warrant, using financial leverage to push a political agenda. Critics warn the bill undermines law enforcement cooperation and puts public safety at risk.
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Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte is doubling down on his support for the Second Amendment with the signing of House Bill 899, creating a task force to explore building a world-class state shooting complex. The move reinforces his push to attract firearm industry jobs and shooting sports tourism while sending a message that Montana is open for gun business.
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NSSF explains that the ATF has officially ended its Biden-era “Zero Tolerance” policy, signaling a shift away from punitive enforcement toward a collaborative approach with the firearm industry. The new policy emphasizes fairness, discretion, and public safety, restoring the ATF’s focus on combating violent crime and illegal trafficking rather than penalizing lawful dealers for minor infractions.
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In the early hours of the morning during the 2020 riots, Ann Dorn’s world shifted forever. A knock on the door brought devastating news: her husband, retired police Captain David Dorn, had been shot and killed while protecting a friend’s pawn shop in St. Louis.
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The National President of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association just penned an open letter to the CEO of Delta... after the company targeted a Marine and active police officer who is an amputee.
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Alexander Duncan, a 13-year veteran police officer, scholar, and devoted family man, is running to represent Texas with a platform deeply rooted in faith, family, and freedom—values he believes are the bedrock of the Lone Star State and the nation.
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A lingering policy was punishing veterans who need a fiduciary, or someone to assist managing their finances. Thankfully under President Trump, that's all about to change.
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