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A Marine veteran was shot and killed in a Chicago alley while trying to defend himself during an attempted robbery. The 19-year-old college student charged in the case has been released on electronic monitoring, despite prosecutors arguing he was complicit in the fatal encounter.
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A man in Redmond, WA, legally carrying a concealed firearm, shot a suspect who attempted to steal his vehicle and then became aggressive. The suspect is recovering, and the employee is cooperating with investigators.
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A man was shot and killed outside a Dollar General in Sharon, SC, after allegedly assaulting a driver who legally carried a concealed firearm. Authorities ruled the shooting as self-defense and confirmed no charges will be filed.
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I recently noticed a “No Concealable Weapons Allowed” sign at a Walgreens location, which left me questioning whether it’s a store-specific rule or a company-wide stance. As a result, I’ve decided to stop shopping there, and I’m asking fellow gun owners what they think.
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Gun Owners of America (GOA), Gun Owners Foundation (GOF), and a Pennsylvania resident have filed a lawsuit challenging the USPS’s ban on mailing handguns. They argue the 1927 law violates the Second Amendment and unfairly discriminates against ordinary Americans.
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A verbal dispute between two co-workers in Keithville, Louisiana escalated into violence when one man attacked the other, prompting a self-defense shooting. Authorities have determined the shooter acted legally in protecting himself during the altercation.
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A Pike County man was arrested and charged with attempted murder after allegedly breaking into his neighbor’s home and threatening to kill the family. The homeowner, acting in self-defense, shot the suspect in the leg after the intruder’s firearm misfired.
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A federal judge has ruled that California’s ban on firearm carry by non-residents is unconstitutional, siding with the Firearms Policy Coalition. The decision affirms that Second Amendment rights do not end at state borders, strengthening legal protections for lawful gun owners traveling across state lines.
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Car Sale Trap: Mississippi Couple Exchange Gunshots With Suspect In Facebook Marketplace Meeting
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A Mississippi couple was injured in a Memphis shooting that stemmed from a fraudulent Facebook Marketplace car sale. After realizing the deal was a scam, a confrontation escalated into gunfire, leaving both the buyer and his girlfriend with non-critical injuries.
