The state’s highest court reversed a lower court ruling that declared unconstitutional a 2022 law banning the magazines. Washington state’s Supreme Court ruled on Thursday to uphold a ban on detachable ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds, with a majority of judges on the court saying the ban does not violate the Constitution
Mexico is suing tech giant Google for labeling the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America for U.S. users, after President Trump ordered the U.S. government to change the body of water’s name, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Friday. Sheinbaum announced the lawsuit in her daily press briefing, but did not provide details on
The case highlights how Americans have grown increasingly wary of Chinese purchases of U.S. land over national security concerns. A small Michigan town, Green Charter Township, took its fight against a Chinese-owned battery plant to the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Ohio on May 8. The case highlights growing unease on the local,
The vice president said Putin had demanded Ukraine surrender territories that Moscow had failed to occupy or capture. Russian leadership is seeking unrealistic concessions in exchange for initiating a cease-fire with Ukraine, according to Vice President JD Vance. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference on May 7, Vance said that Moscow’s first proposals for beginning
The Pentagon has begun the removal of transgender service members after the Supreme Court cleared the way for President Donald Trump’s ban on people with gender dysphoria serving in the military. Some service members will be discharged immediately, while others have 30 days to identify themselves for “voluntary separation.” Tru… Original News Source Link –
During his first all-hands meeting with agency personnel, acting Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator David Richardson issued a striking warning: “Don’t get in my way,” the former United States Marine Corps ground combat officer told staff, according to a recording of the speech obtained by CBS News. “Obfuscation, delay, undermining,” Richardson continued, referencing tactics he
Brown University has cracked down on the Brown Spectator, a right-leaning student newspaper, hitting the paper with charges of trademark violations just weeks after a Spectator board member created a website exposing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) officials. Associate Dean Kirsten Wolfe charged the Spectator with “violating Brown’s ‘Name Use, Trademark, and Licensing Policy’ for