Author: Gunner Quinn
On November 3, 1917, the price of U.S. postage stamps was raised to 3 cents per ounce. — November 3, 1917: Flooding from a tropical storm killed 84 people in the Winooski River Valley, Vermont. — And November 3, 1987, Gordon Gould was issued US patent US4704583 for the laser, ending his 30-year battle to be credited as the inventor of the laser. — A personal request from JWR: I’m presently writing the Introduction for an upcoming Anniversary Edition of my first novel, Patriots. In that, I plan to cite a couple of items from Chapter 1 of The Gray…
An 18-year-old man, George Ruiz, is struck by a Fresno police cruiser while fleeing after allegedly firing a handgun in a River Park parking lot on August 20. Surveillance video released by the police shows Ruiz attempting to escape on foot after he allegedly shot at a passing car, only to be pursued by officers both on foot and in a patrol vehicle. As Ruiz nears San Pablo Avenue, an officer can be heard warning that Ruiz is reaching for something before he is hit from behind by the cruiser. The dramatic footage reveals Ruiz tumbling onto the hood of…
As daylight saving time ends, a new study reveals that deer collisions on the road increase by 16 percent in the week following the clock change. With the return to standard time, early sunsets mean that many commuters are now driving in darkness, amplifying the risk of accidents involving wildlife, particularly deer, which are most active at dawn and dusk. Data shows that Colorado recorded over 54,000 animal collisions from 2010 to 2024, with 83 percent involving deer. Areas such as La Plata County see the highest number of incidents, while the state continues to invest in wildlife mitigation systems…
The United States is escalating its military presence off the coast of Venezuela as Navy SEALs and Delta Force prepare for potential operations aimed at ousting President Nicolás Maduro. A converted cargo vessel named the “Ghost Ship,” now serving as a base for special operations, is reportedly housing around 150 SEALs ready to strike. This comes amid a significant buildup of U.S. forces, including B-1 bombers and around 10,000 troops, as President Trump continues his campaign against drug cartels, labeling Maduro as a leader of organized crime. Recent satellite images have shown U.S. warships and 1,600 Marines moving closer to…
The Miami Gun Show, held at the Miami-Dade County Fair Expo Center, draws significant attention to Florida’s new open carry law, which took effect on September 25. This law allows individuals aged 21 and older to openly carry firearms under specific conditions, including the use of proper holsters, while prohibiting carry in certain public spaces like schools and courthouses. In a related development, a Broward County judge recently ruled a portion of the Parkland Gun Law unconstitutional, challenging the state’s age restriction that previously prevented adults under 21 from carrying concealed weapons. This decision emerged from a case involving a…
A victim successfully escapes captivity during an armed robbery, as reported by the Polk County Sheriff’s Office. This incident underscores the ongoing challenges law enforcement faces with increasing violent crimes in the region. According to Sheriff Grady Judd, the victim’s escape highlights not only a moment of bravery but also raises concerns about the severity of armed robberies. Police are actively investigating the situation to identify suspects and prevent similar incidents in the future. Read full story at www.yahoo.com Read the full article here
In recent correspondence featured by the Minnesota Star Tribune, readers express strong opinions on the intersection of gun rights and public safety, emphasizing the alarming ease with which law-abiding citizens can transition to offenders. A letter highlights that the lack of regulatory measures allows firearms to be easily accessible, posing risks not only to individuals but to community safety as a whole. Moreover, discussions extend beyond gun rights to encompass domestic violence and the role of nondisclosure agreements in local economic development. Contributors stress the critical need for systemic reforms in handling domestic violence cases while defending NDAs as essential…
Early Sunday morning, a shooting at an Airbnb rental in Bath Township leaves nine individuals injured, prompting a swift police response. Officers arrived at the scene, a large birthday party advertised on social media, and found a chaotic situation as emergency crews administered life-saving aid before victims were taken to nearby hospitals. Authorities are actively investigating the incident, which occurred around 12:16 a.m., with the Bath Township Detective Bureau working alongside the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation. As police gather evidence and review surveillance footage, community leaders express their concerns, emphasizing the urgent need for safety in youth-oriented gatherings. Airbnb…
Body-cam footage recently released by the NYPD illustrates the tense moments leading up to the fatal shooting of a man who allegedly pointed a gun at officers in Brooklyn. The incident occurred after the individual ignored multiple commands from police to drop his weapon, prompting a lieutenant to fire the fatal shot. Authorities have emphasized the importance of the footage as it offers a clear visual account of a critical incident involving police response. As investigations continue, this release invites public discourse on police use of force and the challenges faced by law enforcement in high-stakes situations. Read full story…
Ryan Busse, a former gun industry executive and environmental advocate, is vying for the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Republican Governor Greg Gianforte in Montana’s upcoming gubernatorial election. Aiming to reflect the values of the state’s electorate, Busse highlights concerns that Gianforte’s policies are favoring wealthy transplants over working families, emphasizing that many Montanans feel their interests are being overlooked. Busse’s campaign seeks to rally voters around a vision of preserving Montana’s natural resources and maintaining personal freedoms, while pushing back against what he describes as Gianforte’s “radical” agenda. He argues that the political landscape has shifted, pointing out a…