Author: Gunner Quinn

In the wake of a shooting that left two dead and six injured at Florida State University, students are calling for stronger gun safety laws to protect campus communities. Lawmakers gathered at a press conference with survivors who described their harrowing experiences, including one student who emphasized the need for better classroom locking mechanisms during emergencies. The advocates highlight critical issues such as the ability of minors to access firearms, as the shooter was able to obtain his mother’s service weapon. Students propose actionable measures, like mandating door locks on classroom entrances and funding active shooter training for professors, urging…

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Serious hunters often spend many nights alone in the woods, whether sleeping beneath stars, a shack’s old rafters, or the nylon or canvas of rustling tents.Most of us can also recite details of at least one long, spooky night; probably inside a cabin with neither electricity nor running water.Knowing all that, I shouldn’t have brought the book “Can Such Things Be?” for a recent three-night stay in Doug Duren’s cabin in southwestern Wisconsin’s wooded hills. The book’s author, Ambrose Bierce, was a gifted journalist and Civil War officer who mysteriously disappeared in 1913 at age 71 while covering the Mexican…

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The New York Times argues that an editorial linking Sarah Palin’s rhetoric to a mass shooting represents an “honest mistake,” as her libel retrial unfolds in Manhattan federal court. During closing arguments, the Times maintained that Palin failed to establish that the publication acted with “actual malice” while it quickly corrected the editorial the following morning, suggesting no damages to her reputation were proven. Palin’s attorney countered that the erroneous claims in the editorial reopened deep emotional wounds for the former governor, asserting that the statements were not merely mistakes but rather reckless misrepresentations. As the jury deliberates, the outcome…

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In the wake of a tragic shooting that left two dead and six injured on the Florida State University campus, Tallahassee students mobilize for a powerful protest against gun violence. Led by Florida A&M University student Brandon Smith, the rally highlights the urgent need for legislative reform and community safety, as students share their personal stories of fear and loss connected to gun violence. The protest features students from FAMU, FSU, and various activist groups advocating for the reversal of House Bills 759 and Senate Bill 920, which seek to lower the minimum age for purchasing firearms. Rikhari Lewis, a…

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The HK SP5 is not just a firearm; it’s a statement of precision engineering and tactical excellence. Built by the renowned manufacturer Heckler & Koch, this pistol is designed for the discerning shooter who demands performance and reliability. The SP5 features a sleek black steel barrel, complemented by a striking aluminum woodland camo finish that makes it as visually appealing as it is functional. Whether for sport shooting or serious defense, the SP5 is built to perform at the highest levels, making it a great addition to any collection. Owning an HK SP5 means committing to unparalleled craftsmanship and innovative…

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For enthusiasts seeking high performance and reliable ammunition, the Tela Impex 7.62×39 – 124 Grain FMJ presents an exceptional choice. Perfectly crafted for various shooting scenarios, each round is designed to deliver unmatched accuracy and consistency, making it a must-have in any serious shooter’s arsenal. With 1000 rounds in a single package, stock up for competitive shooting, target practice, or simply for peace of mind. What sets this ammunition apart are its core features. Utilizing a Full Metal Jacket design, the 124 Grain FMJ rounds are impervious to deformation during feeding, ensuring smooth cycling through any firearm. Coupled with a…

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In a poignant letter, students who survived mass shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and Florida State University are demanding that Governor Ron DeSantis reject a proposed law to lower the minimum gun purchase age from 21 to 18. This demand comes just days after a deadly shooting at FSU, where a 20-year-old opened fire, resulting in two deaths and several injuries, reigniting concerns about gun safety. Led by Jaclyn Corin, a founder of March For Our Lives, the students argue that rolling back the age limit would undermine the protective legislation enacted following the tragic events in Parkland…

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The brother of a former cast member from the “Real Housewives of Orange County” was shot and killed by Newport Beach police during a confrontation on April 21, 2025. Authorities have not released specific details about the circumstances of the shooting, which has raised questions regarding police response protocols in the area. This shocking event has drawn attention not only due to the family connection to a popular television series but also because it reflects broader concerns about law enforcement practices. As investigations continue, many are calling for transparency and accountability in this tragic case. Read full story at www.latimes.com…

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The Maine legislature is considering LD 937, a proposed bill that would mandate a permit for hunters wishing to bait coyotes in specific wildlife management districts. This legislation, introduced by Rep. Richard Mason, R-Lisbon, aims to help preserve deer wintering areas, a crucial aspect of the state’s wildlife management efforts. If passed, hunters will need to secure a $4 permit from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, effective from September 1 to December 15, which targets Wildlife Management Districts 1-14, 18, 19, 27, and 28. The bill also establishes penalties for violations, with a minimum fine of $50…

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FederalFederal Ammunition’s Hit the Range rebate for Federal or American Eagle .223 Rem. and 5.56 NATO ammunition use underway and the promotion runs until June 30, 2025. Shooters can now buy their favorite training and plinking loads and get up to $200 back. To take advantage of this rebate, customers must purchase at least 200 rounds of qualifying Federal or American Eagle .223 Rem. or 5.56 NATO full metal jacket, full metal jacket boat tail, Total Metal Jacket or others with manufacturer’s part numbers that begin with AE223 or XM193 to receive a rebate based on the number of rounds…

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