The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on March 24th issued its long-awaited decision in Young v. Hawaii (full decision embedded at bottom of post). The case presented the Circuit with a not-so-straightforward question: Since Hawaii heavily regulates the concealed carriage of firearms, which licensing scheme has been upheld by the Ninth Circuit, can Hawaii even more heavily regulate the open carriage of firearms?
The Ninth Circuit’s answer? Yes, Hawaii can.
As talks start next week, Iran Foreign Ministry announces: "No step-by-step plan is being considered. The definitive policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran is the lifting of all U.S. sanctions."...
President Biden and White House press secretary Jen Psaki continued to make false claims about Georgia's voting law even after they were debunked. Within 48 hours of Biden's ESPN interview, MLB announced they were pulling the All-Star game....
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In San Francisco, Oakland, New York City, and Atlanta, Americans of Asian descent have been attacked in a surge of crimes. These attacks have fueled nationwide rallies, vigils and virtual events, with participants shouting “Stop Asian Hate” to all within earshot or on Zoom. Social media posts with the now trendy hashtag, #Stop Asian Hate, have proliferated.
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