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Appeals Court Tramples the Second Amendment, Upholding ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
Just yesterday, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Illinois’s “assault weapons” ban, in a case that is sure to become part of the Supreme Court’s upcoming hearing on the subject.
In 2024, approximately 350 Americans were killed by other people using rifles of any type — out of roughly 15,000 homicides involving guns.
Rural Tennessee Town Supports Ordinance Banning Data Centers
A small town in Tennessee supported an ordinance this week to ban data centers, citing concerns about how they would affect its resources.
St. Joseph Board of Commissioners voted in favor of the ordinance on first reading. The action taken by board members comes as other data center projects are being discussed in Lawrence County, which has a population of nearly 50,000, according to the town’s press release.
Disfigured Texas Woman Allowed To Sue Therapist For Transgender Medicine Fraud
Patients harmed by the atrocities of transgender ‘medicine’ may not experience the full effect for years, especially those coerced into treatment as minors.
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Dems plot 11th hour ‘gerrymandering’ scheme to oust a Republican…
“What the Maryland Governor and the new Democrat Socialist Party are doing, since they know they can’t win on the Eastern Shore with their far-left ideas, is trying to win by gerrymandering — with state legislators actually creating a gerrymandering double standard — one standard of compact districts for themselves, and another standard allowing extreme gerrymandering for Congress,” former House Freedom Caucus Chair Harris said in a statement to the Daily Caller News Foundation.
He demanded that his allies in the states slice and dice communities of color to diminish their political power and rig more districts in favor of Republicans,” Common Cause senior director Dan Vicuña said in a statement to the DCNF.
Massive H-1B visa fraud investigation within the Labor Department…
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/2074836672894603576
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Metro Nashville Produces No Documents Justifying Origin or Current Need for $1.5 Million in Grants to Pro-Illegal Alien Nonprofits
Metro Nashville provided The Tennessee Star with 51 documents in response to its June 11 request filed using the Tennessee Public Records Act (TPRA), but none offer justification for the decision by Mayor Freddie O’Connell to include nearly $1.5 million for two pro-illegal alien nonprofits in the Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 budget passed by the Metro Council last month.
The response from Metro included 51 emails, along with some of their attachments, exchanged among Metro officials, employees, and Metro City Council members between 2022 and 2026. However, none of the emails included the information Tennessee state law requires metropolitan governments to obtain from nonprofits before authorizing appropriations.