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VIDEO: Kids Swarm Cop to Stop Him From Strangling Girl
After placing a girl in a stranglehold at a Norristown, Pennsylvania carnival, cops pulled out pepper spray and beat back kids trying to stop them.
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Washington State Allows Use of Medical Marijuana in School
Thanks to recent Washington state legislation, a student who holds a medical marijuana card can now use marijuana products on school grounds.
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Meet the 2020 Libertarian Candidates
The Libertarian Party has quite the 2020 primary.
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After "Going Dark" on Twitter, John McAfee Posts Update
After "going dark" on Twitter, John McAfee, who is currently on the run from federal agents and living at sea on a boat, has been reported safe.
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President Trump Has an Ambitious New Immigration Plan
Trump's plan would flip immigration on its head: merit-based entries from 12 percent to 57.
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Maj Toure, Candidate for Philly City Council, Off to Fast Start
At-large Philadelphia City Council candidate and gun rights supporter Maj Toure's campaign has reached over $20,000 in donations and 100 active volunteers.
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JUSTICE: Detroit Pays $60,000 After Cops Gun Down Dogs
Detroit paid $60,000 for three dogs its officers shot in a raid — one of them through a closed bathroom door.
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Missouri's Anti-Abortion Bill Sets Up Fight with Federal Government
Several states have been passing laws on Abortion over the past few weeks and Missouri is the latest to join in, with their senate passing their own bill.
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Trump Denies New York Times Report on Iran Troops
After the New York Times reported that the military was considering a plan to send 120,000 troops to fight Iran, Trump brushed it off as "fake news".
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Pentagon Proposes 120,000 Troops for War with Iran
After over year of rising tensions with Iran, the Pentagon is proposing an attack plan, and many believe that John Bolton is running the show.
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Foreign Contributions: Rapper Charged With Funneling Money to Democrats
Fugees rapper Pras Michel allegedly moved a Malaysian financier's millions into the 2012 Obama effort through straw donors.
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Maj Toure is Running for Philadelphia City Council
Maj Toure, a libertarian and founder of the Black Guns Matter educational movement, recently announced his candidacy for Philadelphia City Council At-Large.
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Cobb and Stefanik to Rematch for New York's 21st District
New York's 21st Congressional District proves to be an interesting seat, as the 2018 candidates, Elise Stefanik and Tedra Cobb, face off again.
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Florida Allowing Teachers to Carry Guns in Classrooms
After going through a training course, Florida teachers will now be able to carry guns at school with the approval of the school district.
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State Legislatures are Dismantling the Electoral College
States are attempting to award their electoral votes to the national popular vote winner in a presidential election, which dismantles the electoral college.
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Ron Paul: Tulsi Gabbard 'Is the Very, Very Best' Democrat
In a sudden turn, former Republican and Libertarian candidate Ron Paul has shown heavy favoritism for Democrat Tulsi Gabbard in the 2020 election.
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Georgia Governor Brian Kemp to Sign Georgia Heartbeat Bill
On Tuesday May 7th, 2019 Georgia Governor Brian Kemp plans on signing the Heartbeat Bill into law, making abortion within six weeks of conception illegal.
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Expect Recreational Marijuana Use to be Legalized in New York
Legalized recreational marijuana use remains a possibility in New York State, according to counties like Clifton Park, who are preparing for such.
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Texas Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Passes House Vote
Bipartisan push for Texas marijuana reform has resulted in a bill that passed House vote that would decriminalize possession of marijuana for personal use.
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Pelosi Sneaks More Gun Control Onto Violence Against Women Act
Nancy Pelosi has taken the Violence Against Women Act, which Congress reauthorizes every five years, and added hidden red-flag gun control measures to it.
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Mises PAC Launches to Support Libertarian Candidates Across the U.S.
After an endorsement by Ron Paul, the Mises Institute is formally announcing the creation of the Mises PAC to help elect libertarians nationwide.
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Marijuana, Dan Patrick, and the Fight Against Marijuana Decriminalization
A bipartisan Texas decriminalization bill has the votes — and one lieutenant governor standing in the way.
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A Populist Battle in the 2020 Election
The establishment is dying on both sides — 2020 shapes up as right-wing populism versus left-wing populism.
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Westwood High Responds to Cover Up Allegations
Responding to allegations of covering up an on-campus shooting, Westwood High Principal Mario Acosta doubled down on his assertion that there was no threat.