Virginia's policy choices are being blamed for a growing business exodus, while Georgia continues attracting firearm manufacturers, investment, and jobs. One company says it never planned to leave, but changing laws forced its hand. Read More.
Supporters say anti-gun activists have spent years trying to accomplish through the courts what they couldn't achieve through Congress. A new Senate bill aims to shut down those efforts and strengthen legal protections for firearm manufacturers nationwide.
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The Department of Justice has joined a lawsuit against the city of Evanston, Illinois, over its racially discriminatory reparations program that pays $25,000 to black residents or their descendants while excluding everyone else. Read More.
In an exclusive interview during National Police Week, CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott joined Kyle Reyes and FLEOA President Matthew Silverman to discuss border security successes, soaring agency morale, and the challenges of working under President Trump. Read More.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that far-left Larry Krasner’s office cannot unilaterally decide to overturn convictions without independent review, citing unreliable concessions and withheld evidence in multiple cases. Read More.
A shocking new report alleges British authorities ignored decades of organized child exploitation while thousands of young girls suffered. The findings are raising difficult questions about immigration, policing, and political accountability.
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Cartels. Fentanyl networks. Human traffickers. Terror-linked organizations. Behind the scenes, one team is helping law enforcement stay one step ahead. Read More.
The federal case against the SPLC just took another dramatic turn. Newly revealed allegations involving a former intelligence chief, stolen documents, and an alleged informant network are sending shockwaves through the organization.
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Ms. Rachel's 20-million-subscriber YouTube channel may seem like harmless children's entertainment, but it has a dark underside that pushes far-left activism on impressionable young viewers.
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Oregon voters may soon face a ballot measure critics say goes far beyond animal cruelty laws and could reshape hunting, fishing, ranching, and the state’s entire outdoor way of life as they know it. Read More.