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British Man Who Took Hostages at Texas Synagogue Was Investigated By MI5 in 2020
UK intelligence services investigated Malik Faisal Akram in 2020 but concluded he didn't pose a threat, allowing him to travel to the US and buy a gun.
Texas Synagogue Hostage Taker Able to Get a Gun Shortly After Arriving in US
President Joe Biden suggested lax U.S. gun laws played a part.
Texas Cop Caught on Video Repeatedly Punching Homeless Woman on the Ground
The woman had been sleeping outside a strip mall in Austin when a security guard called the cops, according to a lawsuit.
My Dad Attacked Cops at the Capitol Riot. I Turned Him In.
How one 18-year-old’s decision to turn his father in to the FBI tore his family apart.
You Should Go Read All 400 Books Texas Just Removed—They’re Awesome
One of the state’s largest school districts removed 400 books—mostly about race, gender, and sexuality—off its shelves just in case they are “vulgar.”
Here Are the Books Parents Want to Ban in Schools Now
“Forget Tide Pods,” the American Library Association recently wrote. “The latest dangerous fad sweeping the nation is book challenges.”
9-Year-Old Astroworld Attendee Dies, Raising Death Toll to 10
Ezra Blount became the youngest victim from the festival crush, after suffering “trauma to nearly all organs.”
Michael Flynn Wants to Outlaw All Religions Except Christianity Now
“If we are going to have one nation under God, which we must, we have to have one religion,” Flynn told a QAnon conference over the weekend.
Ted Cruz Doesn’t Think Texas Should Secede—Yet
The former U.S. presidential candidate is “not ready to give up on America yet.”
Everything You Need To Know About Abortion Rights in the US
To understand how abortion rights in the United States got to this point, you have to turn the clock back to 2010.
The Texas Abortion Ban Isn’t Staying in Texas
More than 55,000 people got abortions in Texas last year. Now, patients are fleeing to places as far away as Boulder and Seattle.
How the ‘Craigslist of Guns’ Helps Arm Cartels in Mexico
Investigators traced guns found in the border city of Reynosa back to Americans who used the website Armslist.