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After a sheriff’s deputy was murdered in a Denver suburb, Colorado state Rep. Cole Wist took action by sponsoring commonsense gun law, a red flag bill. It likely cost him his seat.
After baby Dorian Bennett arrived two months early and spent more than 50 days in the neonatal ICU, his parents received a bill of more than $550,000 — despite having insurance.
Given that there were armed officers present at earlier school massacres the public is understandably right to wonder whether armed teachers can effectively neutralize a shooter.
Protests at the NRA convention follow a Thursday demonstration by faith leaders outside the convention center as well as a walkout by students at scores of elementary, middle, and high schools across the country.
It remains to be seen whether events in Uvalde, Texas will spur Congress into action, but a new report makes it clear that states can play a much bigger role in combating gun violence.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Beto O'Rourke accused Texas' GOP leaders of "doing nothing and offering us nothing" in the wake of the massacre at Robb Elementary School.
The NRA's never ending stream of messages make it seem that the Second Amendment is the only right granted by the Bill of Rights that matters.
The Bull's surrogate had a medical emergency and had to give birth early to the twins she was carrying. All survived well. But then the bills came.
On quarterly earnings calls with their shareholders, big oil CEOs can’t stop bragging about how the crisis in the Ukraine is a great excuse to keep prices high and bring in historic profits — while consumers literally pay the price.
Comic scribe Toby Morton has become a growing (or groaning) thorn in the side of Ultra-MAGA politicians with his own versions of their campaign websites.
The root of the shortage begins with a concentration of production, with two companies dominating the industry with about 80% of the U.S. market.
In an election largely fought on climate, Australia tosses the Prime Minister who once brought a lump of coal to parliament.
Viktor Orbán's speeches this week raise the question: Is he teaching the American GOP through his example, or is the GOP teaching him through their "replacement theory" and new laws banning books.
Emails Ginni Thomas sent on Nov. 9, 2020 — six days after the election — to a pair of Arizona lawmakers, pressed them to work on Trump’s behalf and “fight back against fraud.”
A whistleblower says a plan to build a grain elevator on an old plantation would disrupt important historical sites, including possibly unmarked graves of enslaved people, and that her cultural resource management firm tried to bury her findings.
Make no mistake: The great replacement is an explicitly Nazi idea. And this hateful ideology is shamelessly promoted by Tucker Carlson and Fox News.
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