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Tim Carpenter tagged the giant Roosevelt's elk back in September 2023—Its official score smashed the old world record by more than 30 inches.

Timothy Carpenter has multiple Roosevelt’s elk in the records, including a 2011 bull that scored 398 1/8, which is the current archery world’s record.

Timothy Carpenter took the impressive Roosevelt elk during a late-September rifle hunt in northern Califonia

Timothy Carpenter took the impressive Roosevelt elk during a late-September rifle hunt in northern California.

Dubbed the “Deadly Driving Bill," the proposal is necessary because New York cops can only arrest drivers who are under the influence of a controlled substance that is specifically named on a public health list, authorities said.

City confirms officer is on paid administrative leave while the investigation is in progress.

Halloween is already in the stores, and decorations are going up in many front yards in the area.

Part II of a series discussing the digital-privacy paradox emerging from a Fourth Amendment revolution in Carpenter v. United States.

I’ve returned again and again (and again) to the subject of property rights in information. As regular readers know, a 2018 Supreme Court case called Carpenter v. United States posed the question of property rights in information rather directly. Government agents had accessed cell-phone-generated location data to pinpoint the whereabouts of a robbery suspect. They did so without a warrant.

Five quarterback prospects in the class of 2024 made commitments to Power 5 college football programs over the weekend.