Mamdani Appoints Ex-Felon to NYC Transition Team
NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani includes ex-armed robber Mysonne Linen in his transition team, stirring public debate on public safety and representation.
Supreme Court Affirms Right to Keep Handguns
U.S. Supreme Court rules handguns ban in D.C. unconstitutional, impacting gun rights nationwide.
Felon Sentenced for Possessing Ghost Gun
Kenneth Phelan receives 14 years for illegally possessing a ghost gun and targeting shooting without permission.
Northwood High Student Arrested with Loaded Ghost Gun
A Northwood High student faces serious charges after bringing a loaded ghost gun to school, raising concerns over firearm safety.
Security Officer Faces Charges for Unattended Ghost Gun
A Hartford security officer is arrested for leaving a ghost gun in a hospital, raising concerns about untraceable firearms.
Supreme Court Backs Gun Manufacturers in Landmark Case
A unanimous Supreme Court ruling reinforces protections for gun makers against lawsuits, emphasizing the need for legislative change over court claims.
European Militaries Eye Drone-Killing Tech Amid Conflict
European nations are rapidly adopting technology to enhance their defenses against the growing threat of battlefield drones.
Teacher Injures Student by Accidentally Firing Gun in Class
A California teacher accidentally fires a gun during a safety class, injuring a 17-year-old student.
Florida Teens Charged in 14-Year-Old’s Death
Two teens face murder charges after the tragic death of 14-year-old Danika Troy, raising concerns over youth violence and online conflicts.
End Prison Violence Campaign Commemorates Robert Brooks
The End Prison Violence campaign urges reforms during the first Day of Remembrance for Robert Brooks, highlighting ongoing prison issues in New York.
CNN’s Jake Tapper Misidentifies J6 Suspect’s Race
Jake Tapper incorrectly labels J6 pipe bomb suspect as White, drawing criticism after broadcast of conflicting images.
FBI’s Delayed Arrest of J6 Pipe Bomber Raises Questions
The FBI took nearly five years to arrest a suspect in the January 6 Capitol pipe bombing, prompting scrutiny over investigative delays.