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Gun Rights

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A woman with a gun

New York sued over concealed carry law restrictions

Litigants want federal judge to issue declaratory judgment that New York’s laws barring non-residents from possessing or carrying firearms in public are unconstitutional.

Elections

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Pro-life activist Mark Houck (right)

Pro-life activist prosecuted by Biden administration announces run for Congress

Houck will be challenging Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick in the Republican primary for Pennsylvania’s 1st Congressional District.

Education

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Council on American-Islamic Relations

Democrats versus Muslims: Liberal states back school district's ban on opt-outs for LGBTQ lessons

Maryland's Montgomery County Public Schools removed sexually explicit novel about promiscuous gay teen from high school libraries shortly before telling appeals court parents can't legally stop lessons for much younger kids.

From the States

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Tesla cars are displayed at a dealership in Westmont, Illinois, as protesters demonstrate against Elon Musk in the background, in Chicago

Washington state Senate passes hate crime expansion bill, rejects ‘Tesla’ amendment

Opposed to the amendment was Sen. Manka Dhingra, D-Kirkland, who told colleagues that “you have to belong to that constitutionally protected class that is outlined in our laws in Washington. Making economic choices or owning a Tesla is not a protected class.”

From the States

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State Farm Insurance

Illinois insurance premiums likely to jump 10% more this year making it a 31% hike for 2024

State Sen. Craig Wilcox said proposals by Illinois Democrats would push car insurance rates even higher if insurance agencies could no longer check credit scores or zip codes.

Cancel Culture

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Denver, Colo.

Colorado Christian baker loses appeal over transgender birthday cake

Phillips is most well known for his Supreme Court victory after refusing to make a same-sex wedding cake due to his faith

Crime

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Shooting, Nov. 20, 2022, Colorado Springs, Colo.

Nearly a quarter of mass shooters used illegal firearms, Secret Service report finds

Additionally, most of the perpetrators, 58%, had some form of mental health history, whether it was depression, suicidal thoughts or psychotic issues.

Coronavirus

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Tim Robbins, West Hollywood, Calif., Oct. 14, 2019

'Shawshank Redemption' star slams actors' unions for 'discriminatory' COVID vaccine policies

Other actors joined Robbins in agreement.

Courts & Law

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Former Bremerton High School assistant football coach Joe Kennedy takes a knee in front of the U.S. Supreme Court after his legal case, Kennedy vs. Bremerton School District, was argued before the court on April 25, 2022 in Washington, DC.

In oral arguments, justices seem to lean toward fired football coach in praying on field case

A central issue the justices focused on was the school district's changing rationale for firing Coach Joe Kennedy.

Courts & Law

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Danny Masterson

'That '70s Show' actor Danny Masterson found guilty on two counts of rape

His case previously resulted in a mistrial late last year, prompting a second trial that culminated in Wednesday's verdict.

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