A woman suspected of shooting a man at the California Closets store in Huntington Beach was shot and killed by police during an encounter on Monday morning. The police responded to the business after receiving reports of the shooting, sparking a significant law enforcement presence at the scene. Authorities later located the woman, leading to a confrontation that resulted in her death. The incident raises questions about the circumstances that preceded the police’s decision to open fire and has drawn attention from the community and media alike. Police investigations are ongoing, as they seek to understand the full details of…

An 18-year-old man has been arrested at Belmont High School in Dayton after allegedly bringing a firearm onto campus, according to a police report. The individual, identified as Bryce Hall, was taken into custody around 11 a.m. on charges of aggravated menacing, carrying a concealed weapon, and possessing a deadly weapon in a school environment. This incident occurs during the first week of school for Dayton Public Schools, raising concerns about student safety. Authorities are currently investigating whether Hall is a student at the school, and he is scheduled to appear in court shortly. The community remains on edge as…

Ed Martin, President Trump’s weaponization czar, indicates that further investigative actions may be forthcoming against Senator Adam Schiff and other members of the now-disbanded House Select January 6 Committee. During an interview, Martin referred to ongoing criminal probes concerning Schiff, particularly highlighting accusations of mortgage fraud that involve falsifying bank documents to secure favorable loan terms. In a pointed warning, Martin suggests that former committee members who did not receive pardons from President Biden should “keep an eye on their mailbox,” hinting at potential repercussions. The unfolding investigations could mark a significant escalation in the weaponization discourse surrounding alleged political…

High school athletes from Ramsay IB and A.H. Parker High Schools join forces to combat youth violence during the Third Annual Birmingham City Schools Stop the Violence Football Classic at Legion Field on August 21, 2025. This event provides a crucial platform for these student-athletes to voice their concerns regarding gun violence affecting their community, with the past four years seeing Parker High School take the victory on the field. The athletes emphasized the importance of the “Common Ground” program, a conflict resolution initiative implemented in Birmingham schools to promote peace. Participants will be given T-shirts featuring the slogan “Be…

The firearm industry expresses skepticism regarding recent proposals from lawmakers, including President Joe Biden and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, advocating for the creation of lists to identify gun owners. Industry representatives argue that such measures could lead to violations of due process and potential abuses, similar to issues seen in other government lists, like the “No Fly” terror watch list. In response to these proposals, experts highlight the implications for Second Amendment rights and warn against the normalization of tracking law-abiding gun owners. With administrative costs associated with gun owner licensing and fears of surveillance, those in the industry emphasize the…

Gun laws are unexpectedly emerging as a focal point in the 2024 presidential race, with notable contrasts between Donald Trump and Hunter Biden. While Trump, who promises significant spending, finds himself unable to purchase a firearm, Biden faces criminal charges related to a gun purchase. This intriguing juxtaposition raises questions about the political ramifications of gun legislation and highlights the varied personal experiences of two prominent figures in the election. Trump’s past boasts of financial power stand in stark contrast to Biden’s struggles, prompting voters to consider how issues of gun ownership and legality will shape their decisions in the…

As Nebraska approaches the five-year anniversary of its conceal-carry law, law enforcement officials express concern over its impact on public safety, noting that many citizens feel more uneasy than secure. Lincoln Police Chief Jim Peschong cites an incident where a customer left a restaurant upon spotting a concealed handgun, highlighting the anxiety such laws may instill in the community. Despite the number of active concealed-carry permits standing at 15,432, state agencies lack a centralized database to track related incidents or crimes by permit holders. With only one documented case of a permit holder intervening successfully in a crime, questions around…

A recent analysis reveals that a French sniper rifle, designated for the Ukrainian military as part of a $36 million arms deal, may not meet the operational needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). The VCD10 rifle, produced by French manufacturer Verney-Carron, is highlighted by military veterans and arms experts as being less capable than the existing equipment already deployed by Ukrainian snipers, raising concerns about its effectiveness in combat situations. Interviews with experienced Ukrainian snipers indicate that the VCD10’s semi-automatic design and its use of the NATO-standard 7.62mm caliber ammunition could severely limit accuracy on the battlefield, especially…

A Montgomery woman remains dedicated to supporting mothers affected by gun violence, nearly 25 years after losing her son to a shooting. Her relentless mission focuses on creating a community among grieving families, providing them with the resources and solace they need to cope with their tragedies. Throughout the years, she has organized events and initiatives aimed at raising awareness about gun violence, proving her commitment to making a difference. Her efforts serve as a poignant reminder of the ongoing struggle faced by families of victims and highlight the need for dialogue and action in the community. Read full story…

Maggie Lewis, CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of Indianapolis, engages in a crucial conversation about combating youth violence in the city, sparked by a wave of recent high-profile shootings. With over 132 years of service, the organization aims to provide safe environments for young people and foster mentorship, ensuring they develop critical life skills and access to basic needs like food and education. The interview highlights the importance of understanding root causes of youth violence, emphasizing that many children face challenges such as food insecurity and lack of support. Lewis stresses the need for effective community outreach to…