Day: July 16, 2026
The uneven consequences of the law
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – From the Constitution to state and federal statutes, there are plenty of laws in these United States. And all of them come with some form of consequence, both for violating them and blindly following them. Take, for example, Hannah Dugan, the Wisconsin judge convicted of obstructing ICE agents when she helped smuggle an illegal…
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State Rep. Gino Bulso Unveils Tennessee Plan to Require Proof of Lawful Residence for Birth Certificates
State Rep. Gino Bulso (R-Brentwood) said he plans to introduce legislation next session that would restrict the issuance of Tennessee birth certificates based on a parent’s immigration status, arguing the proposal is a state-level response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision striking down President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship.
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A Judge Just Recommended Congress Force Apple to Build iCloud Photo Scanning
The judge admits the law "prioritizes privacy," then treats that like a bug for Congress to patch.
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Everytown’s Own Data Casts Serious Doubt on Efficacy of Washington State Gun Control
https://bearingarms.com/tomknighton/2026/07/16/everytowns-own-data-casts-serious-doubt-on-efficacy-of-washington-state-gun-control-n1233186
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FBI Investigation, Controversial Voter Solicitations, and Trump’s Endorsement Collide in Georgia
Election controversy is swirling ahead of the midterms as a voter solicitation scandal, Trump endorsement, FBI investigation, and election change dominate Georgia’s headlines. Recently, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger opened an investigation into deceased people and a deceased pet receiving voter registration solicitations across the state. Ready to Register, a nonprofit organization that aids in…
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