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The crowd roared then, just as it does now... demanding the unthinkable. The question is whether anyone will stand against it before it’s too late.
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Gun owners are warned to stay on the right side of the law when customizing their firearms, avoiding illegal modifications that could lead to felony charges.
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500 tickets. One Harley. A mission bigger than the prize.
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Damien Caldwell, CEO of ASG National and president of the iFraud Foundation, highlights a major fraud crackdown in Louisiana that he says should serve as a blueprint for states like New York.
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A teenager who once faced gang involvement and legal trouble returned to school to share how the LVMPD DREAM Program and caring mentors helped him turn his life around with better grades, a trade certificate, and a new future.
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First responders warn that limiting pharmacy access to naloxone could reverse years of progress in the fight against opioid overdoses.
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The National Shooting Sports Foundation asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review New York’s public nuisance law, arguing it violates the federal Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
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The warning signs were documented, the risk was clear and still he was released just days before she was murdered.
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Veterans who were previously reported to the FBI’s NICS system as prohibited due to requiring fiduciary assistance can now legally purchase and possess firearms after the VA rescinded the policy.
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Gun and ammo sales are doing more than hitting the target. They are funding $1.3 billion in wildlife conservation, public land access, and hunter education this year.
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Pittsburgh Zoo elephants thrive under professional care. A judge dismissed a lawsuit attempting to grant them legal “personhood.”
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Florida’s first black bear hunt in a decade ignited fierce backlash from anti-hunting activists. But the final numbers tell a different story.
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Resilience is not enough. Jonathan Galui, founder of The Silience Project™, sheds light on the concept of Silience, an affirmative and proactive approach to training and culture for First Responders that better prepares them to face adversity head-on rather than reactively.
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Exploring an understudied connection between repeated head injuries and self-destructive behavior in policing.
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While advocating to limit Texans’ Second Amendment rights, Rep. Jasmine Crockett spent over $80,000 on private armed security for herself. Texans are left asking how a candidate can preach disarmament while paying to protect her own life.
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