The Justice Department has agreed not to seek the death penalty. The United States and Mexico announced that the latter nation agreed to transfer 26 suspected drug cartel…
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HHS Secretary Visits CDC after Fatal Shooting at Headquarters
Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy Jr., visited the headquarters of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) on Monday, observing the damage after a…
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U.S. Army Honors Unarmed Soldiers Who Tackled Fort Stewart Shooter
The gunman was an active-duty sergeant with an upcoming DUI arraignment. The U.S. Army awarded medals to six soldiers who took down the gunman at Fort Stewart on…
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Officials report five soldiers were shot, gunman apprehended. U.S. Army installation Fort Stewart reported that a gunman shot five soldiers on Wednesday morning. The shooter was arrested within…
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FBI Sends Investigators to Idaho After Sniper Kills Firefighters
The brush fire was believed to be set intentionally to target first responders. Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Kash Patel stated that members of his agency were sent…
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Capitol Police Close Public Access to Senate Plaza
Federal legislators were shaken after the assassination of a politician in Minnesota. Capitol Police have closed the Senate plaza to the public during this week’s session after the…
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SCOTUS Unanimously Rules Against Mexico’s Lawsuit Against Gun Manufacturers
The high court stated the southern country did not demonstrate how firearm manufacturers arm drug cartels. The Supreme Court unanimously ruled against the country of Mexico late last…
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DOJ Charges Current and Former Tren De Aragua Members Under RICO Act
The attorney general stated this is “not just a street gang” but “a highly structured terrorist organization.” The Department of Justice filed criminal charges against 27 individuals connected…
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DOJ Proposes Path to Firearm Ownership for Reformed Offenders
The rule has been filed with the Federal Register and opened to public comment. The U.S. Department of Justice proposed an interim rule to allow people who have…
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State Department Updates Travel Advisories
Popular destinations of Turks and Caicos enforce strict gun laws. The State Department updated its travel advisory for the Turks and Caicos Islands ahead of spring break, warning…
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