Southwest Cancels 1,800 Flights Days After Pilots Fight Vaccine Mandates; Airline Claims ‘Bad Weather’

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Just two days after the Southwest pilots union asked a federal judge to block the company’s vaccine mandate, the airline canceled 1,800 flights this weekend, blaming bad weather.

Oregon Attorney General Sues Counties for Their Passage of Second Amendment Sanctuaries

Oregon is generally viewed as one of the bluest states in the nation. One should look no further than to its gun laws to understand why.

Bump stocks and machine guns: 5th Circuit is fourth appellate court to hear case on ATF rule

This case focuses on the definition of a machine gun and whether or not the ATF made a legislative rule.

U.S. Nuclear Submarine Operating In South China Sea Struck Underwater Object, Sustains Damage: Reports

The U.S. Navy is launching an investigation into a mysterious incident that recently happened to a U.S. nuclear-powered submarine operating in the Indo-Pacific region where the submarine sustained an undisclosed amount of damage after colliding with an underwater object.

7 States Push Noncitizen Voting, 4 States Say No

Litigation in Vermont has highlighted the expanding trend of noncitizen voting, which two cities in that state recently allowed.

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