Supreme Court Will Decide Fate of Mexico’s Lawsuit Against U.S. Gunmakers

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We're still a few weeks away from learning what the Supreme Court will do with the challenge to Maryland's ban on so-called assault weapons, but the Court has accepted another case that could have major implications for our right to keep and bear arms. On Friday, SCOTUS granted cert to Smith & Wesson Brands, et al. v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos,...

Blocked Again: Federal Judge Halts Biden Student Loan Forgiveness

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A day after a previous judge's block of President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness program expired, a federal judge in Missouri has blocked it again. U.S. District Judge Matthew Schelp, who was appointed by then-President Donald Trump, issued the latest preliminary injunction against Biden’s relief plan, once again blocking the U.S. Department of Education from forgiving student loan...

Walz Assures Muslims a ‘Side by Side’ Role in Harris Administration

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Muslim Americans are assured an open door “side by side” role in any Harris administration should Democrats win the 2024 election, Gov. Tim Walz (D), Vice President Kamala Harris’s running mate, pledged Thursday night. Harris and Walz are trying to woo Muslim voters still alienated by President Joe Biden’s administration’s support of Israel during its year-old war...

Nolte: Slow-Walking Aid to Hurricane-Ravaged Red America Is All Upside for Kamala

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Most of the areas ravaged by Hurricane Helene are filled with Trump voters. Asheville, North Carolina is a notable exception, but we’re four weeks and change away from a consequential presidential election and two weeks away from the start of early voting in these hurricane-hit states of Georgia (October 15), North Carolina (October 17), and Tennessee (October...

Joe Biden’s Response to Hurricane Helene Question Causes Outrage and Concerns About His Mental Health

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Seven days after Hurricane Helene slammed into the Florida coast, Joe Biden finally showed up on the ground on Wednesday. Expectedly, the press didn't bat an eye at the extreme delay despite destroying George W. Bush's presidency for his lesser tardiness in physically presenting himself after Hurricane Katrina.  But as I've long said, nothing...

Nearly 20K Migrants Enter One U.S.-Canada Border Sector in FY24, More than Last 17 Years Combined

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Nearly 20,000 migrants illegally crossed the border from Canada into the Swanton Border Patrol Sector. Officials report this is more than the prior 17 years combined. In FY2020, President Donald Trump’s last full year in office, only 574 migrants crossed into the Swanton Sector’s area of operation in Eastern New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire, according to...

While Moderators Tried to Fact-Check Vance, NRA Is Fact-Checking Walz

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One of the more tense moments in this week's vice presidential debate was when moderators decided to fact-check JD Vance. They weren't supposed to do any such thing, which seemed to irk Vance for obvious reasons. However, they didn't fact-check Walz at all. That's OK, though, because on the topic of...

Hung Cao Annihilates Tim Kaine in Senate Debate

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On Wednesday evening, Virginia Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine was destroyed by Republican challenger Hung Cao during their first and only debate.  According to a poll published shortly after the debate, Cao was the winner, with 75 percent support to Kaine’s 25 percent support, according to WRIC. Cao, who is an immigrant, came...

That Was Fast: Federal Judge Humiliates Power-Hungry Gavin Newsom, Slaps Injunction on Anti-Parody Law

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We brought you the story of how a hilarious campaign parody video by the social media account “Mr Reagan” so triggered California Governor Gavin Newsom that he quickly signed a bill banning the production or dissemination of videos made with the use of artificial intelligence during election season. Many pundits including myself immediately called...

LEADERSHIP: Florida’s Ron DeSantis Acts to Protect Voting Access, Re-Open Ports

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This is what leadership looks like. On Thursday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis spoke in that state's Manatee County and described three actions he was taking in the wake of Hurricane Helene and the ongoing longshoreman's strike. He listed three executive actions.The first was on lifting time restrictions on rentals, so residents who...