Author: Gunner Quinn
There are nearly endless kinds of cheeses. Among the variables that result in so much diversity are the mammal that the milk is from (most commonly cattle, sheep, goats, reindeer, yaks, and water buffaloes), what these animals were eating at the time they were milked, and how the milk is processed. Some people swear by raw milk rather than pasteurized, but raw milk may contain harmful organisms, and organisms that might adversely affect the cheese-making process. On the other hand, raw milk has a slightly different battery of enzymes that can affect the final cheese. Ultra-pasteurized milk, while shelf-stable, does…
Former President Donald Trump demands that the U.S. government address anti-Israel protests by treating the involved agitators like the January 6 hostages. Speaking outside a courtroom, Trump claims these protesters, many associated with far-left organizations, are causing significant harm to the nation and should be identified and penalized similarly to those involved in the Capitol riots of January 2021. He specifically notes that the unrest, which has spread across multiple college campuses, has been funded by what he calls “Biden’s backers.” During his remarks, Trump highlights a recent protest at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where demonstrators engaged in flag…
In a troubling surge of gun violence, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office responds to four separate shootings across the city in less than 48 hours. The most recent incident occurred early Sunday morning at a gas station, where three individuals were shot after an assailant fired from a passing vehicle, highlighting alarming patterns of violence tied to public settings. The escalation began Saturday morning when two men were involved in a confrontation at another gas station, leading to one being shot in the face. Additional incidents include a domestic shooting and another in which a man was shot during an argument…
A teen has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery that occurred during a Facebook Marketplace shoe sale in Marshall, Texas. The incident unfolded when a female seller was allegedly robbed at gunpoint while meeting with a prospective buyer, prompting a swift police response. During the arrest, officers discovered stolen identification cards, credit, and debit cards tied to recent vehicle burglaries, highlighting a broader issue of crime tied to online transactions. Authorities urge residents to exercise caution and utilize designated Safe Exchange Zones for meetings related to online sales to ensure safety. Read full story at www.yahoo.com Read the…
Texas dove hunters prepare for a promising season as spring surveys indicate near record high breeding numbers of mourning doves. With an estimated 300,000 hunters expected in the field starting September 1, the state’s dove population has notably increased by 5% this year, following a strong resurgence over the past two years. Owen Fitzsimmons, dove program leader for Texas Parks and Wildlife, highlights potential hunting hotspots, particularly in the Panhandle and South Texas, which are reporting substantial dove numbers. While storms this spring posed challenges, the overall conditions suggest robust populations, making this year’s dove hunting season anticipated to be…
Connor J. Derrick, a 20-year-old from Archbald, Pennsylvania, is arrested for armed robbery after allegedly holding up a Sunoco Station in Wallkill. The incident, which occurred early one morning on August 14, saw Derrick threaten the clerk with a firearm and flee with an undisclosed amount of cash. Law enforcement quickly located Derrick in a parking lot nearby, discovering not only the stolen money but also an illegally possessed assault rifle in his vehicle. Charged with multiple felonies, including first-degree robbery and criminal possession of a weapon, Derrick remains in custody with bail set at $10,000, while also facing an…
The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to review the convictions of 350 defendants related to the January 6 Capitol riot, potentially dismissing the prosecutions based on contentious legal arguments surrounding the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Legal experts suggest a clear majority on the Court expresses concern over the Department of Justice’s application of this act in these cases. Notably, a key question has emerged regarding the timeline of Congress’s session during the riot, a detail that could significantly impact the legality of the charges. This unfolding legal situation highlights a critical moment in the ongoing discourse about accountability and the legislative parameters…
State Senator Ron Latz announced plans to introduce legislation aimed at closing the loophole regarding ghost guns in Minnesota. This development follows an August 6 ruling by the Minnesota Supreme Court that permits residents to possess firearms without serial numbers, raising significant safety and regulatory concerns. Ghost guns, which can be assembled from parts including 3D-printed components, have surged in crime scenes across the nation, with over 45,000 recovered in recent years. As Latz notes, the current law does not adequately reflect the realities of modern firearm manufacturing, prompting the need for legislation to align state laws with federal requirements…
A Minnesota Supreme Court ruling regarding ghost guns has resulted in the dismissal of felony charges against 21-year-old Thout Nathaan Aguek from Rochester. The court’s decision stemmed from a case where Aguek was found in possession of firearm parts that lacked serial numbers, which are not mandated for privately built guns under federal law. This ruling has significant implications, as it follows the court’s overturning of a conviction in a similar case, establishing a precedent for how state laws apply to privately assembled firearms. The original charges against Aguek arose from a disorderly conduct call that led police to discover…
The FBI has removed at least three officials, including former acting director Brian Driscoll, in a move that raises alarms about potential retaliation against those involved in the investigations related to the January 6 riots. Sources describe the firings as “retribution,” sparking discussions about the politicization of the bureau, as agents had only recently completed detailed questionnaires about their roles in the January 6 inquiries. Additional ousters at the FBI are anticipated, with reports indicating that senior officials ordered agents to vacate their positions without clear justification. The Federal Bureau of Investigation Agents Association is expressing deep concern over these…