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Federal Court Strikes Down Lifetime Gun Ban for Drunk Driving Conviction
A federal judge in the United States has determined that a man’s almost two-decade-old conviction for drunk driving has no bearing on his right to keep and bear arms. Edward A. Williams was found guilty of DUI in 2005, a misdemeanor punishable by up to five years in prison as a first-degree offense. Due to…
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‘Witch Hunt’: Conservative Voices Unite in Favor of Trump’s Call for Televised Trial
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Conservative influencers are rallying on social media to show their support for former President Donald Trump’s call to televise his federal trial on the 2020 election case. The reactions came after Trump’s legal team, led by attorneys John Lauro and Todd Blanche, filed a motion on Friday in support of media requests…
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Trump Lawyer Alina Habba Signals Mistrial Fight in AG James Lawsuit
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) In an interview with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo, Trump defense attorney Alina Habba hinted at a potential mistrial battle in the ongoing civil trial against the Trump Organization led by New York Attorney General Letitia James. The case, presided over by Manhattan Judge Arthur Engoron, has been making waves with…
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Ex-Speaker McCarthy Reveals Grudge Against Gaetz, Considers Quitting Congress
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., opened up on Sunday about his political future in a candid interview with CNN host Manu Raju, shedding light on the internal turmoil within the Republican Party and his considerations for re-election. During the interview on Inside Politics, McCarthy reflected on his changed role as a…
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Gun Rights Group Push Back, Vow To Challenge Seventh Circuit’s Assault Weapon Ruling
A three-judge panel from the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals declared last week that the Illinois legislation prohibiting so-called “assault weapons” is constitutional, which appears to contradict the Heller and Bruen Supreme Court judgments. The Court consolidated various challenges to Illinois law into a single proceeding. Second Amendment supporters saw the three-judge panel as engaging…
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Secret Service Opens Fire on Carjackers While Clubbing w/ Biden Granddaughter
(Headline USA) Democrats’ soft-on-crime policies have made it unsafe for many young people to enjoy a night of barhopping in the nation’s capital. However, 29-year-old Naomi Biden, the eldest daughter of Hunter Biden, may not only be living rent-free in the West Wing courtesy of U.S. taxpayers, but also enjoying elite protection to ensure she…
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‘QAnon Shaman’ Plans to Run for Congress in Ariz. as Libertarian
(Headline USA) Jacob Chansley spent more than two years behind bars for touring the U.S. Capitol with a police escort in tow and peacefully ascending the dais where, a short time previously, then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and then-Vice President Mike Pence had gaveled in the Joint Session of Congress to certify the disputed 2020…
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We Don’t Feel Safe”: Florida Jews Stock Up on Firearms
With repeated reports of pro-Palestinian rallies at schools and institutions, American Jews, particularly those in South Florida’s Jewish enclave, are buying weapons to feel safer. Vicky Furer, a 48-year-old teacher, told Bloomberg this week that she and other members of her synagogue will be taking shooting classes at a firing range in Pompano Beach, just…
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Fed. Judge Sets Trial over Dominion Voting Systems’ Vulnerabilities in Ga.
(Headline USA) The question of whether Georgia’s electronic voting system has major cybersecurity flaws that amount to a violation of voters’ constitutional rights to cast their votes and have those votes accurately counted is set to be decided at trial early next year. U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg issued a 135-page ruling late Friday in a…
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San Francisco Scrubs Rioters, Homeless from Area Surrounding APEC Conference
(Headline USA) In what may have been a whiplash-inducing moment for some, the section of San Francisco where the Asia–Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders’ conference was expected to commence, was fenced off more like a police state than the anarchic free-for-all that many have become accustomed to seeing in the City by the Bay. Neither the…
