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Law Enforcement Officials Unite For Leaner Prison Sentences
Casey Harper An impressive coalition of 130 police chiefs, prosecutors and sheriffs from around the country gathered Wednesday in Washington, D.C., to do the unexpected: call for a reduction in the nation’s incarceration rate. Top police leaders have created a new group called the Law Enforcement Leaders to Reduce Crime and Incarceration, which will meet Thursday with President Barack…
Suspicious Gun Shop Turned Away Orlando Shooter, Notified Authorities, Weeks Before Attack
Several weeks before Omar Mateen would massacre more than 50 individuals at the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Florida, wary gun shop employees turned Mateen away from their store and notified the FBI. The gun shop told the feds that Mateen was acting very suspiciously and asking questions that raised alarm. ABC Reports: Robert Abell, a…
Retired Cop Who Shot Man for Texting in Theater Not Protected by “Stand Your Ground” Law, Rules Judge
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: by Micah J. Fleck Curtis Reeves, the retired police captain who shot and killed a man for texting in a movie theater back in 2014, will stand trial for second degree murder, according to a recent Florida judge ruling. The anticipation was that the “Stand Your Ground” law, which was at…
Rand Paul: It’s Dangerous To Shut Down Coal Plants
Michael Bastasch Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul took President Barack Obama’s global warming agenda to task Tuesday night, arguing rules to shut down coal plants in the name of the climate will endanger America’s energy security. “It would be a mistake to shut down the industries in the coal fields,” Paul said during Tuesday night’s…
This Senior Federal Judge Is Tired Of Justice Ginsburg’s Politicking
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Kevin Daley Judge Laurence Silberman of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit wrote an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal this weekend, criticizing his former colleague Ruth Bader Ginsburg for inappropriate interventions in political questions. Ginsburg and Silberman served together on the D.C. Circuit, widely…
Senate Votes To Legalize Asteroid Mining, Ban Alien Slavery
Andrew Follett The Senate passed a bill Tuesday legalizing asteroid mining and banning the enslavement of aliens, showing us all that we live in the future. The Senate passed the bill Tuesday with unanimous approval and relatively few amendments. The Senate’s amendments notably mean that a company cannot own extraterrestrial aliens. A previous version of the bill passed the House in May by…


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