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Will SCOTUS Accept Challenge To Maryland Ban On "Assault Weapons"? - Vimarsana News

Will SCOTUS Accept Challenge To Maryland Ban On "Assault Weapons"?

Another hugely important 2A case is heading to the Court.

LISTEN: Lee Williams on Police Resignations Due to Vaccine Mandates | KCOL - Vimarsana News

LISTEN: Lee Williams on Police Resignations Due to Vaccine Mandates | KCOL

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Supreme Court 2A Case Will Make Gun Carry Legal Everywhere in US - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court 2A Case Will Make Gun Carry Legal Everywhere in US

Can the government stop you from carrying a concealed handgun in public? That’s the question before the United States Supreme Court.

USA TODAY Joins Bloomberg's Anti-Gun Propaganda - Vimarsana News

USA TODAY Joins Bloomberg's Anti-Gun Propaganda

The senior leaders at Gannett’s flagship newspaper, USA TODAY, have surrendered their objectivity, independence and impartiality to an anti-gun group.

"It is remarkable how many blatant falsehoods are propagated about qualified immunity." – Mackinac Center - Vimarsana News

"It is remarkable how many blatant falsehoods are propagated about qualified immunity." – Mackinac Center

Durant-Related Payments Durant-related payments refer to state expenditures that resulted from the Michigan Supreme Court’s 1997 decision in Durant v. State of Michigan. The court held that state government had mandated certain special education programs, but failed to finance adequately districts’ compliance with these mandates, thereby violating the Headlee amendment to the Michigan Constitution. As a settlement, the court awarded $212 million in damages to the school districts that had joined in the lawsuit (for more on Durant and related court decisions, see “Appendix 2: Summary of ...