Author: Gunner Quinn

In light of a recent Supreme Court ruling affirming the right to carry firearms in public, a proposal emerges to amend the Second Amendment to restrict this right. Ted Sheskin, a professor emeritus, argues that inserting a phrase to clarify that the right is limited to home self-defense could effectively prohibit carrying guns in public spaces. This discussion gains urgency following mass shootings that have reignited debates over gun control. The proposed amendment would read, “the right of the people to keep and bear arms inside their own homes for self-defense shall not be infringed,” shifting the focus from public…

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Recent discussions highlight how the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is compatible with Jewish law, allowing Jews to own firearms for self-defense. The argument is grounded in the interpretation that the right to bear arms is an individual right, as emphasized by the significance of punctuation in the amendment’s wording. Author Bob Ryan outlines the historical context, citing the Shulchan Aruch, a key Jewish legal text, which supports the principle of self-defense. He also references recent trends among American Jews seeking armed protection in response to rising antisemitic violence, making a compelling case for why communities may choose to…

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Authorities reveal that the gunman involved in the recent office shooting in Manhattan had obtained a concealed carry permit in 2022. This unexpected detail has sparked a wider discussion about the adequacy of current gun regulations and mental health screenings for permit applicants. As investigations continue, further scrutiny into the shooter’s mental health history is underway, highlighting the need for a comprehensive review of the criteria for issuing gun permits. These revelations have left many in the community questioning how such a permit was granted in light of the tragic incident. Read full story at www.yahoo.com Read the full article…

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Shane Tamura, the gunman responsible for a shooting that claimed four lives in a New York City office building, legally held a concealed carry permit from Nevada, despite a documented history of mental health issues. Authorities confirmed that Tamura had more than one mental health incident in the past two years and was arrested for trespassing, yet he legally purchased an AR-15-style rifle from his supervisor at a Las Vegas casino. This incident raises significant concerns about existing gun laws, particularly as Tamura transported the weapon across state lines into New York, where assault weapons are prohibited. Following the shooting,…

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Residents of the Vidrine Estate subdivision in St. Landry Parish are increasingly alarmed by a rise in gun violence and reckless driving in their community. Whitney Decou, a concerned resident, describes how families are suffering from disruptive activities such as gunshots being fired and cars racing through the neighborhood, leading to a spike in police reports without any apparent follow-up or action. With a shooting incident reported just this week, homeowners express fears for their safety, particularly for children who play in the area. Decou highlights that many residents are considering selling their homes due to the persistent lawlessness, reinforcing…

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A midday shooting at an apartment complex in Royal Oak results in one fatality as police respond to reports of gunfire in the parking lot. The incident occurred around noon in the 3800 block of Crooks Road, leading to the arrest of one individual, though authorities have indicated there is no ongoing threat to the public. As the investigation continues, police maintain a presence at the scene, but further details about the victims and circumstances remain undisclosed. This shooting marks a significant event in the community, raising questions about safety and violence in the area. Read full story at www.detroitnews.com…

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Scientists at Purdue University have recently proposed a new and somewhat hard-to-swallow explanation for a longstanding question about early hominid diets.Tests of the bone tissue of ancient Neanderthals and Homo sapiens have consistently turned up extremely high levels of nitrogen, an element that builds up in the tissue of carnivores. The nitrogen levels in these early people are so high that they often exceed the levels of so-called hyper-carnivorous animals: the wolves and big cats that eat nothing but meat.But humans and Neanderthals almost definitely didn’t eat that much meat: not only do we know they depended on plant foods,…

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A Utah hunter, Jake Schmitt, survives a harrowing ordeal after a rollover accident leaves him severely injured while hunting in the Uinta Mountains. Schmitt crawls and drags himself for more than 11 hours across nearly four miles of rugged terrain, sustaining broken bones and multiple injuries while relying on the light from his dog Buddy’s collar to navigate through the darkness. After the accident on July 20, Schmitt uses duct tape to immobilize his leg and perseveres through immense pain, driven by the choice to either succumb to his injuries or keep moving. Ultimately, thanks to Buddy’s assistance and relentless…

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Body-camera footage shows an off-duty Dallas police officer shooting 23-year-old Bryan Cruz-Campos, who allegedly fired a gun in the parking lot of a Northwest Dallas nightclub. The incident unfolded when police officers on duty heard gunfire near Escapade Clubs and approached two men, prompting Cruz-Campos to flee after being ordered to put down his weapon. As the officer pursued him, Cruz-Campos was shot in the shoulder but continued running before dropping his firearm. He was later subdued with a stun gun after refusing to comply with police instructions. The incident is under investigation by both the Dallas Police Special Investigations…

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For many hunters, the thrill of eating a big game animal like a deer, elk, or pronghorn often centers around two prized cuts: the backstrap and the tenderloin. While these are undoubtedly fantastic, they’re far from the only steaks worth celebrating. If you’re processing your own game meat, you’ll find there are several overlooked cuts that rival even the most popular steaks. Here are my top 5 picks.Top (Inside Round)The top round, or what I like to call the inside round, is easily my favorite steak on a big game animal. As the name implies, the rectangular-shaped muscle can be…

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