Ketanji Brown Jackson Really Worried Judges Might Actually Apply Second Amendment In Gun Cases

Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson complained in a dissent released Thursday that the Supreme Court applying the Second Amendment involves throwing out unconstitutional gun laws. The high court decided in Wolford v. Lopez that the state’s law requiring private property owners who wished to allow concealed carry on the premises to clearly post…

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Parents Sue Snapchat Alleging Its Responsibility For 12-Year-Old’s Rape

Parents of a Missouri teenager sued Snapchat’s parent company, Snap, Wednesday alleging the platform bears some responsibility for their 12-year-old daughter’s rape. Social Media Victims Law Center filed the lawsuit on behalf of the plaintiffs alleging that the social media company has refused to disable dangerous features or warn parents of the harm they could…

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Chamber Hidden Beneath Iconic U.S. Landmark Finally Opens After 100 Years

The Lincoln Memorial’s hidden 15,000-square-foot chamber opens to the public Thursday after a century-long closure. The chamber — located beneath the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall — had sat vacant since the 1920s akin to a “two-story shopping mall” with 122 giant concrete pillars, according to Fox News. The memorial’s undercroft features interactive exhibits,…

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James Talarico Says Billionaires Are ‘Destroying’ Country. Parades Around With One Anyway.

Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico featured a billionaire guest at a Wednesday fundraiser in Chicago after repeatedly using heated rhetoric against billionaires. Democratic Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker — who per Forbes has a net worth over $4 billion — appeared at the Chicago fundraiser for Talarico to raise money for the Senate hopeful’s campaign. Several…

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Supreme Court Puts Stake Through Heart Of ‘Vampire Law’ Targeting Gun Owners

The Supreme Court struck down Hawaii’s law requiring people carrying firearms to have the explicit permission of private property owners Thursday, ruling it violated the Second and 14th Amendments. Shortly after the Supreme Court struck down New York’s discretionary system for issuing concealed carry permits in June 2022, Hawaii, California and other states enacted laws…

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