Author: Gunner Quinn
Maryland State Police have arrested three men connected to an illegal car rally involving approximately 300 participants, with firearms seized during the investigation. Officers initially responded to reports of the rally on June 29, noticing a suspicious vehicle that led to a chase after the driver fled the scene, ultimately revealing two loaded firearms inside the car. The suspects have been identified as Malachi James, 21; Khadeem George, 20; and Kareem Isaroon, 50. Following their arrests, charges include unlawful taking of a motor vehicle and possession of firearms, with notable details such as James’s previous charges from a distinct incident.…
Some of the best things in life are free. The same holds true in medicine. A caring heart, a listening ear, a good laugh—these don’t cost a dime, and most everyone agrees that they work. Prayer, on the other hand, gets a bit controversial. While a significant number of studies with prayer and healing have been conducted, the results have been somewhat mixed. This can be attributed to the way the study was designed, how prayer is defined and practiced, and to the placebo effect. Prayer and Meditation Those involved in numerous research studies generally agree that prayer (defined as…
Authorities at UMass Lowell identified a juvenile who brandished a replica rifle on campus, prompting a full-scale lockdown and a shelter-in-place order for students. Video footage surfaced on social media showing the individual aiming with what turned out to be an Airsoft rifle, causing widespread panic among students who feared an active shooter situation. Although law enforcement confirmed the weapon was not real, students expressed lingering fear, with some barricading themselves in classrooms and dorms during the incident. The university is providing counseling services to those affected, highlighting the emotional impact of the scare on the campus community, which serves…
September 6, 1899: The Carnation Company processed its first can of evaporated milk. — September 6th, 1757 was the birthday of Marquis de Lafayette (often known simply as Lafayette), a French aristocrat and military officer who fought in the American Revolutionary War. (Sept. 6, 1757 – May 20, 1834) came to America at age 19 and served meritoriously in the American Revolution at his own expense. — Today’s feature article is a guest post by Jennifer Rader, an author who is a prize donor for our writing contest, so it is not a writing contest entry. We are in great…
The Richmond Police Department requests public assistance in identifying a suspect linked to an armed robbery that occurred on Greenmoss Drive last weekend. The incident took place early on Saturday, August 30, where a victim reported being threatened at gunpoint by a man he did not know while inside a vehicle. The suspect, described as a slim male wearing a white jacket and shorts, allegedly stole the victim’s firearm before fleeing the scene. Police have released surveillance images captured from a nearby store, aiming to generate leads in the ongoing investigation. Anyone with information about the suspect is encouraged to…
Tennessee has joined forces with 24 other states to file an amicus brief at the U.S. Supreme Court, challenging Massachusetts’ strict license-to-carry laws, which they argue violate Second Amendment rights. This coalition underscores a growing concern among states regarding what they perceive as overreach by Massachusetts in its firearm regulations. The brief specifically targets the “unconstitutional license-to-carry regime” implemented in the state, aiming to reshape the legal landscape surrounding gun rights in America. As this pivotal case unfolds, it could have far-reaching implications for how states regulate firearm ownership and the rights of individuals to bear arms. Read full story…
High school students in Indiana gather at the statehouse on September 5 to demand stricter gun control laws in response to the recent school shooting in Minneapolis, where two students lost their lives and 18 others were injured. The protest, part of a nationwide walkout organized by Students Demand Action, draws at least 300 teens, who voice their concerns over the lack of gun safety measures and call for the banning of semi-automatic rifles and high-capacity magazines. Among the protesters, students express a mix of anger and solidarity as they share personal stories of fear related to school safety. One…
The sheriff’s office has charged Thomas Wilkinson, a 59-year-old resident of Kellogg, with illegally possessing firearms, specifically a Class D felony charge of control of a firearm as a felon. This development follows a search warrant executed at his home, which was supported by the Central Iowa Regional Task Force (CIRTT) and the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation (MINE). Authorities are focusing on Wilkinson’s prior felony status, which legally prohibits him from possessing any firearms. This case highlights ongoing concerns regarding firearm possession laws and public safety, prompting local officials to take a closer look at compliance among individuals with…
Students in West Michigan walked out of their schools on Friday, participating in a nationwide protest organized by Students Demand Action to raise awareness about gun violence. The protests were sparked by a tragic shooting in Minnesota, which claimed the lives of two students and left others injured, prompting students to publicly express their desire for change through signs that read “books not bullets” and “protect kids not guns.” At Rockford High School, student organizer Brayden Burgess highlighted the need to shift the political narrative surrounding gun violence, stating, “We should get this done to keep kids safe and to…
Students at Richmond’s Open High School participate in a powerful walkout protest on September 5, 2025, to advocate against gun violence, a tragic reality for many Virginia students. With a shared history of school shootings, including the notable Virginia Tech incident in 2007, the event draws attention to the urgency of the issue as students openly express their fears and frustrations. During the protest, student leaders like 11th grader David emphasized the need for meaningful action from politicians, reflecting on personal experiences that have shaped their perspectives on safety in schools. “Adults, people with fully formed brains, will understand they…