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Arizona’s Hidden Red Flag Law? Courts Accused of Secret Gun Confiscation Scheme
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- By Catching Fire News
What if your rights could be taken… without a law ever being passed?
In this explosive interview, Kathleen Marquart sits down with Arizona activist Mike Palmer to uncover what he claims is a hidden red flag system operating through court rules—not legislation. Palmer argues that judges are bypassing lawmakers, using civil procedures to strip citizens of their firearms without due process or criminal charges.
From ex parte hearings and low evidentiary standards to real-world cases of alleged abuse, this conversation dives deep into how “red flag laws” may already exist where officials say they don’t—and what that could mean for property rights, constitutional protections, and the future of the Second Amendment.
It’s Not Just About Crime: What the Attorney General Debate in Pickens Revealed
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- By James Spurck, Publisher
Attorney General candidates outline sharply different priorities
PICKENS COUNTY — Republican candidates for South Carolina Attorney General offered contrasting visions for the state’s top legal office during a debate in Pickens County, with discussions ranging from violent crime and child protection to government overreach, corruption, and the limits of prosecutorial authority.
The forum featured candidates including David Stumbo, David Pascoe, and Stephen Goldfinch, who fielded questions on law enforcement strategy, federal and state relations, and their qualifications to serve as the state’s chief prosecutor and legal officer.
While candidates aligned on several core Republican positions, the debate revealed meaningful differences in how each would approach and execute the responsibilities of the office.
Greenville County Food Trump Ordinance Update
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- By Benton Blount - Chairman of Greenville County Council
Over the past several months I’ve received a number of questions from residents and business owners about the new Greenville County food truck ordinance and whether anything is being done yet.
The ordinance was approved by County Council in December 2025 to create clearer and more consistent rules for how mobile food units operate in the county. The goal was not to eliminate food trucks, but to address safety concerns and ensure a level playing field between mobile vendors and brick-and-mortar restaurants.
Greenville Republican Women Action Alert: SAVE America Act!
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- By Greenville County Republic Women
Ask Your Senators to Support SAVE America Act
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- By Eagle Forum
After much pressure from the grassroots and President Trump, Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) announced he will bring the SAVE America Act (S. 1383) to the floor this week. This bill will require individuals to show proof of American citizenship when registering to vote and a photo identification at the voting booth for federal elections. In addition, states must ensure that only U.S. citizens are registered to vote and purge their voter rolls of any non-citizens.
Socialist NYC Mayor Mamdani to cut Gifted Programs in the Name of ‘Equity’
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- By USPIE
His plan to cut programs for the gifted and talented should incentivize parents to implement home schools or micro-schools to get their kids out of failed government institutions
Parents in New York City are reportedly up in arms over Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to cut gifted programs in government schools.
The good news, according to United States Parents Involved in Education (USPIE), is that it’s boosting interest in private schooling. “New York Magazine reported that the private school application process prompts parents to network and put their children through ‘intensive’ tutoring,” FOX News reported.
In the Era of School Choice, ACSI Releases 'Teaching Christianly' to Equip Faith-Based Educators
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- By Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) is pleased to announce the release of “Teaching Christianly” by Dr. Mark T. Witwer, a concise and practical guide designed to help educators thoughtfully integrate faith into both what they teach and how they teach it.
In a time when school choice is growing nation-wide, more students are attending Christian schools. Witwer’s book helps to equip teachers to integrate faith in the classroom, ultimately advancing the mission of Christ-centered education.
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