You May Have Missed It, But DOJ’s Making Big Admissions About Suppressors In Legal Filings

The Department of Justice admitted in multiple legal filings since May 2025 that the “beneficial use” of suppressors overwhelms their misuse by criminals. A three-judge panel from the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled in June in Comeaux v. United States that suppressors are protected under the Second Amendment, but upheld a conviction…

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State’s Police Union Endorses Republican After Having Once Supported Democratic Opponent

Ohio’s largest law enforcement union endorsed Republican Sen. Jon Husted for reelection Tuesday, after previously endorsing his opponent, former Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown. The Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio (“Ohio FOP”) along with four other labor organizations have switched their support to Husted this cycle, according to a press release from the Republican’s campaign…

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James Talarico Promised Black Voters A National Police Crackdown. These Texas Sheriffs Aren’t Pleased.

Republican Texas Senate nominee Ken Paxton lambasted Democratic rival James Talarico’s record on law enforcement against a backdrop of 22 sheriffs on Tuesday afternoon — just one day after the Democrat nominee promised black voters a federal crackdown on policing. In a press conference at the annual gathering of the Texas Sheriffs Association in Fort…

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The Electronics You Rely On Every Day Could Cost Even More By 2027

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) will reportedly raise prices for chip production services by 10% in 2027, according to Nikkei. TSMC serves as the world’s largest chip manufacturer and produces semiconductors for computer companies such as Apple, Google and Amazon. The chipmaker reportedly held discussions with clients about increasing prices for both advanced and more…

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Democratic Governor Says ‘Software Error’ Registered 6,600 Self-Identified Non-Citizens To Vote

Democratic New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill said Tuesday that over 6,000 non-citizens were mistakenly added to her state’s voter rolls due to a “serious software error.” Sherrill said in a statement that last week, she discovered a software error in the state’s Motor Vehicles Commission (MVC) had “led to the registration of roughly 6,600 people…

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