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Journalist Nick Shirley challenges California law over constitutional rights: free speech, due process
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (494+ words) Independent journalist Nick Shirley is suing California, claiming the state’s new law targeting his fraud reporting violates the Constitution on multiple fronts. California Assembly Bill 2624, which critics have branded the “Stop Nick Shirley Act,” goes into effect Oct. 1, 2027. The law…...
Clinton judge spares Massachusetts??? ban on 18-year-olds owning guns
2+ week, 4+ day ago (159+ words) (Daily Caller News Foundation) – A federal judge in Massachusetts allowed the state’s restrictions on gun ownership by adults under the age of 21 to stand Friday. “The statutory age restriction fits within that principle—distilled from our Founding-era regulatory tradition—in…...
Parents sue California school district over mosque field trip, hijab request
3+ week, 5+ day ago (499+ words) A group of parents and former students are suing a California public school district over a field trip to a mosque. The group says the mosque encouraged girls to wear hijabs during the trip. Students also got Qurans to take…...
???Opening up the playbook:??? Multi-agency surge targets St. Louis gun traffickers, repeat violent offenders
3+ week, 5+ day ago (368+ words) St. Louis Police Chief Robert… Federal agents are hitting the streets of St. Louis to crack down on violent crime as part of a multi-agency surge coordinated by the Department of Justice. St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy says the…...