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Mexico can't sue US gunmakers over cartel violence Supreme Court rules
The Supreme Court on June 5rejected Mexico’s attempt to hold U.S. gunmakers liable for violence and atrocities Mexican drug cartels have inflicted usingtheir weapons. The court unanimously ruled that firearms makers are protected by a federal law barring certain lawsuits against them.
One suspect, 19-year-old Deahveon Shamar-James Whaley, has been arrested, Bouchard said. Authorities are searching for a ...
The authorities said a soldier was assaulted with a hammer as the men tried to steal gear from a military base in Washington ...
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Guns & Moses director Sal Litvak highlighted the importance of his new film’s theatrical release, noting the rise of ...
Lawmakers advanced a set of bills that would prohibit ghost guns, ban bump stocks, and keep firearms out of the state Capitol ...
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"The suspects identified in this case were actively involved in Nazi white nationalist efforts," Thurston County Sheriff ...
As part of the "Wear Orange Weekend" campaign, people in the Madison community had the opportunity to safely dispose of their ...
With the caveat that this looks more like a choreographed statement of intent than a proper gameplay reveal, it does look like a lot of fun to me. According to the trailer, High on Life 2 will be out ...
In a unique initiative aimed at promoting community safety and sustainability, one local church in Williamsburg is taking a ...
Deputies said at that time they spotted a 2020 Chrysler 300 parked at the Marathon gas station on Sgoda Road, with someone ...
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