Robin Peguero, who previously served as investigative counsel for the January 6th congressional subcommittee, announces his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives in Florida. He seeks to challenge Republican Rep. María Elvira Salazar amid a crowded Democratic…

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(Continued from Part 2. This concludes the article.) Flashlight I bought this from Gunsite’s pro shop where they have a couple of options. I bought their bottom of the line (but still expensive to me) Fenix PD36R V2.0 Rechargeable Flashlight for about $100. I agonized a bit over this decision, I did not normatively carry a flashlight and I was not planning to begin carrying one. When I started researching I found that Flashlight guys are like Watch guys, they speak their own language and very quickly start spending huge amounts of money for the model that’s “just right” for…

Gun violence prevention activists gather in Lansing following a weekend marked by four shootings, one of which tragically resulted in the death of a 26-year-old. During their meeting, the Lansing Empowerment Network’s CEO, Mike Lynn, unveiled police data indicating a decrease in overall shooting incidents compared to last year, highlighting the ongoing need for community intervention and engagement. Community Advocate Michael Taylor, disturbed by the uptick in violence, shares plans to canvass neighborhoods, aiming to foster connections and create safer environments. He emphasizes the importance of local involvement, stating, “Once you get connected to the others in the community, it…

On July 3, 1250, Louis IX of France was captured by Baibars’ Mamluk army at the Battle of Fariskur while he was in Egypt conducting the Seventh Crusade. He later has to ransom himself. — On July 3, 1890, the Idaho Territory became the 43rd state in the Union. — The “Big Beautiful” Budget Reconciliation Bill failed several key votes in the House of Representatives yesterday and last night. That means that the bill is now being reopened to amendments!  That means that Rep. Clyde’s amendment may be offered again, removing SBRs and SBSes from the NFA, as well as…

During Gun Violence Awareness Month, alarming data reveals that firearms remain the leading cause of death among children in Bexar County, Texas. In 2023, the county reported 23 fatalities due to gun violence, while statewide, unintentional shootings by children resulted in 14 deaths. A tragic case involves Arlene Alvarez, a 9-year-old killed in a case of mistaken identity, which has propelled her aunt, April Aguirre, into advocacy for gun safety reform and education. This rising concern has sparked local initiatives like the Bexar Responsibly campaign, which encourages gun owners to secure firearms and educate families about safety. A recent survey…

The state of Minnesota has officially recognized concealed carry permits from South Dakota, allowing restricted enhanced permit holders under 21 years old to legally carry firearms while in Minnesota. This development means that South Dakota’s rigorous training standards are now honored in yet another state, reflecting a growing trend of interstate recognition for concealed carry permits. Minnesota’s acceptance of these permits adds to the list of states acknowledging South Dakota’s commitment to responsible gun ownership. Permit holders are advised to familiarize themselves with Minnesota’s firearm laws before traveling, ensuring they remain compliant while enjoying their rights as concealed carry permit…

A federal court in California has ruled that the state’s restriction on nonresidents applying for concealed carry weapons (CCW) licenses is unconstitutional. This landmark decision opens the door for individuals from out of state to bear arms, asserting that such a prohibition infringes upon Second Amendment rights. The ruling not only challenges existing state laws but also raises questions about how concealed carry regulations will evolve moving forward. As legal experts and lawmakers assess the implications, this case could set a precedent for similar challenges nationwide. Read full story at www.tampafp.com Read the full article here

Des Moines Police report a promising trend: criminal homicide rates in the city have decreased significantly in 2025, coinciding with a ten percent rise in the seizure of illegally possessed firearms. Sergeant Paul Parizek emphasizes the importance of proactive measures, stating that removing guns from dangerous individuals is vital to preventing violence and saving lives. Alongside the reduction in homicides, police are intensifying their efforts to foster community engagement and non-violent conflict resolution. During a recent 12-hour period, officers confiscated five firearms, illustrating both the ongoing challenges in curbing gun access and the department’s commitment to addressing gun violence. “We…

The family of Chicago Police Officer Krystal Rivera, who was tragically shot in the back by her partner during a pursuit, is demanding an independent investigation by the Illinois State Police. Their attorney, Antonio Romanucci, argues that the Chicago Police Department’s narrative surrounding the incident “does not pass the smell test,” highlighting serious concerns about the circumstances of her death and the disciplinary history of Officer Carlos Baker, who was involved in the shooting. Rivera’s mother, Yolanda Rivera, expressed her urgent need for clarity, stating, “I need to understand what happened that night.” The family is particularly troubled by Baker’s…