Month: September 2026

Man Justifiably Kills Shooter In Self-Defense, Still Gets Punished By Michigan Judge Anyways

‘He didn’t plan on using it that day’

Missouri Redistricting Battle Back Before Supreme Court After Conflicting Rulings

The Eighth Circuit had declined to disturb a Sept. 8 federal district court ruling in favor of a 2025 redistricting map in the heavily litigated case.

California Has the Nation’s Highest Gas Prices—Who’s to Blame?

California families pay nearly $1.70 more per gallon of gas than the national average, according to data from AAA. The average price for a gallon of regular gas in California reached $5.88 on Wednesday, compared with $4.22 nationwide. Diesel prices in the state have climbed even higher, reaching a record average of $7.87 per gallon….

Memphis Democrat Pitches National Gun Licensing Scheme

How to Waste $9 Trillion to NOT ‘Save the Planet’

Now even the left admits that this torrent of money has accomplished … nothing.

Trump Broadens Interior’s Role in National Energy Emergencies

For the second time in six months, the president expanded the number of Cabinet officials who have emergency powers in energy matters.

Supreme Court Declines to Reinstate GOP Congressional Map for Missouri

The primary election already ran last month on the blocked map. The state then sought emergency review at the nation’s highest court.

Kathy Hochul Announces $70,000,000 in New Grants in Effort to Protect Against Hate Crimes, Antisemitism

Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Tuesday that she is distributing $70 million in state grants aiming to safeguard against hate crimes.
Hochul’s office said in a press release that the funding will be disbursed to 290 nonprofit community-based organizations that “are vulnerable to hate crimes and attacks due to their ideology, beliefs or mission.” The Securing Communities Against Hate Crimes grant program will enable the nonprofits to “strengthen both their physical facilities and cyber security as well as increase the safety of staff and individuals they serve,” according to the announcement.