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Dana Loesch: NRA ad condemns, doesn't condone violence

June 29, 2017

Dana Loesch: NRA ad condemns, doesn't condone violence

Radio host Dana Loesch defended a video ad she fronted on behalf of the National Rifle Association Thursday, saying that liberal critics' reaction to it was "insane."

Univ. of Texas panel OKs guns in classrooms ahead of 'mock shooting' protest

May 3, 2016

Univ. of Texas panel OKs guns in classrooms ahead of 'mock shooting' protest

Days before a planned 'mock shooting' demonstration just outside the campus of the University of Texas in Austin, a panel on Thursday recommended policies that would allow concealed handguns in classrooms.

Texas driver says his legal gun led to his arrest

May 3, 2016

Texas driver says his legal gun led to his arrest

A Texas driver says he wound up in handcuffs after he told a police officer during a routine traffic stop that he was legally carrying a concealed weapon.

Utah 18-year-old in foster care fights for right to own gun

May 3, 2016

Utah 18-year-old in foster care fights for right to own gun

An 18-year-old in foster care is fighting for his right to own a firearm after the state denied his 2nd Amendment right to bear arms.

Reality TV: Live feeds from police license plate readers posted online, claims report

May 3, 2016

Reality TV: Live feeds from police license plate readers posted online, claims report

On Oct. 28, 2010 just before 11 p.m., an armed robbery occurred in Kenner, La., that resulted in one victim being fatally shot multiple times while running from the assailants.

Religious Freedom under Fire? 41 percent of us worry about our rights

May 3, 2016

Religious Freedom under Fire? 41 percent of us worry about our rights

A recent study by the Barna Group has found that 4 in 10 Americans now fear for their personal religious freedom.

Happy Religious Freedom Day: Let's celebrate America's first freedom

January 15, 2016

Happy Religious Freedom Day: Let's celebrate America's first freedom

Did the holidays end too soon for you? Then celebrate one more, this Saturday: Religious Freedom Day.

Rhode Island town voting on recalls over gun permit changes

December 21, 2015

Rhode Island town voting on recalls over gun permit changes

Residents in the small Rhode Island town of Exeter are voting on whether to recall four town council members who proposed changing the way gun permits are issued.

Supreme Court takes a stand for limited government — again and again

December 20, 2015

Supreme Court takes a stand for limited government — again and again

The Supreme Court is the most libertarian branch of the federal government.

New York town awaits ruling on moment of prayer

December 20, 2015

New York town awaits ruling on moment of prayer

A town board in upstate New York moved efficiently through its March meeting agenda: roll call, the Pledge of Allegiance, a moment of prayer.