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President Biden announced he will suspend his 2024 re-election campaign due to increasing pressure from Democratic colleagues, top donors, and Hollywood stars following a poor debate performance. The Democratic leadership urged Biden to step aside, doubting his ability to win against former President Trump.
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Omaha police have identified Nicholas Gomez as the victim in a self-defense shooting involving a local homeowner, who has been cleared of charges. The investigation continues.
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Ron Gee, a prominent anti-violence advocate in Indianapolis and founder of Cease Fire Indy, was tragically shot and killed on the city’s east side. The investigation into his death is ongoing, but his mission to combat violence continues to inspire the community.
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A 53-year-old man, Daniel W. Norris, was fatally shot by a 24-year-old in Louisiana, MO. The incident is currently under investigation, with initial reports suggesting it was in self-defense.
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A tragic road rage incident in Indianapolis resulted in the death of 29-year-old newlywed Gavin Dasaur, highlighting the importance of de-escalation techniques and responsible gun ownership.
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A gunman, Thomas Matthew Crooks, teased an attack online before opening fire at a campaign rally in Butler, PA, injuring several and killing one. Investigations reveal Crooks posted threats on the gaming platform Steam days before the incident.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that Minnesota’s ban on handgun permits for 18-20 year olds is unconstitutional, affirming the Second Amendment rights of young adults. This decision impacts six other states in the 8th Circuit.
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A confrontation at a Family Dollar in northwest Charlotte escalated when teenagers, kicked out for shoplifting, returned with a firearm, leading to a police investigation. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has not made any arrests yet.
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As the internet goes, most of the big companies are anti-gun. If you look at the top players, you’ll find not a single gun friendly outlet: GoogleYouTube (owned by Google)FacebookInstagram (owned by Facebook)TikTok After speaking with their Google rep, hickok45 was made aware of a new YouTube policy that doesn’t allow firearm companies or firearm…
