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Oct 07 2019
News
States Are Depriving Innocent People of Their Second Amendment Rights
"Red flag" laws leave gun owners defenseless.
Shortly after 5 a.m. on November 5, 2018, two police officers arrived at Gary Willis' house in Glen Burnie, Maryland. They were there to take away his guns. They ended up killing him instead.
According to the Anne Arundel County Police Department, the 61-year-old man, who at that hour presumably had just been awakened by the officers
Reason
Dec 18 2019
News
Appeals court rules individual mandate in Obamacare unconstitutional
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans handed down the ruling but did not decide on whether that would invalidate the rest of the legislation, and instead remanded the case to a Texas judge to decide.
The Blaze
Jun 19 2020
News
Scriberr Condemns Violence Against Journalists Following Attack Against Co-Founder
Scriberr’s co-founder and field reporter, Kalen D’Almeida, was attacked on June 14 while reporting in Seattle’s Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) at approximately 1:50 a.m. The zone had been named a “police-free” occupation, and footage captured by D’Almeida showed the various aspects of its community coming together to support one another.
While CHAZ remained relatively peaceful
Scriberr Media - News
Aug 09 2019
Headline Roundup
Trump Seeking to Expand Background Checks
President Donald Trump has expressed intent to expand background checks for potential firearm purchasers, in the wake of three recent mass shootings that have left more than 30 dead.
Media coverage differs significantly on this news. Center-rated outlets are focusing mostly on bipartisan support for wider checks; some left-leaning outlets are focusing on negative responses to new check
National Review (News)
The Hill
Washington Post 
May 28 2021
News
Senate GOP blocks Jan. 6 commission, likely dooming independent investigation
Senate Republicans on Friday blocked a bill that would form an independent commission to probe the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, the first filibuster of the year by the chamber's 50-vote minority.
The 54-35 vote, with six Republicans breaking ranks to join every Democrat in favor, came after Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell lobbied his members forcefully against the House-passed commission
Politico
Aug 24 2021
News
‘This Is A Massive F*** Up’: Team Organizing Private Flights Out Of Afghanistan Says The Biden Administration Has Been An ‘Impediment’ To Their Evacuations
The Biden administration has been an “impediment” to a private effort to get people out of Afghanistan, Robert Stryk, who is arranging privately chartered flights to get Americans and vulnerable Afghans out of the country, exclusively told the Daily Caller News Foundation Monday.
“The Brits and South Africans have been fucking awesome and heroic in getting people through the
The Daily Caller
Jan 18 2022
News
How a GOP majority in Congress might handle Biden in 2023
Republicans are feeling so good about their chances of retaking Congress this fall that they're already debating their governing relationship with President Joe Biden. And they're divided over how to handle their potential big wins.
With Biden and Democrats floundering right now, the GOP is increasingly favored to vault back to partial power in Washington by flipping the House, and
Politico
Jun 16 2021
News
Texas Gov. Abbott signs anti-critical race theory bill
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) signed legislation on Tuesday outlining how state schools can teach students about race and racism and forbidding schools from teaching that individuals bear responsibility for actions committed by people in the past because of their race.
It's the latest GOP-backed state bill to take aim at what is known as critical race theory, which examines how race and
The Hill
May 26 2021
News
Democrats unveil $30bn bill to cancel water debts and bail out utility firms
Legislation to cancel utility debts for millions of low-income households and bail out struggling utility companies is to be introduced in the US Senate on Thursday.
Jeff Merkley, a Democratic senator from Oregon, will propose a $30bn low-interest loans program for electric, water and sewage and broadband providers as part of the Maintaining Access to Essential Services During the Covid
The Guardian