New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie conditionally vetoed two new Garden State gun control bills, and then called the state’s current gun laws “among the most unreasonable and onerous in the country,” according to the Wall Street Journal. For his troubles, Bergen County Democrat Assemblyman Gordon Johnson called Christie’s conditional vetoes “shameful.” According to NJ101.5 News, […]
Appeals Court Sets Date for Arguments In Seattle Gun Tax Lawsuit
The Washington State Court of Appeals has advised attorneys representing plaintiffs in the lawsuit challenging Seattle’s so-called “gun violence tax” on firearms and ammunition that oral arguments in their appeal will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 28 at 9:30 a.m. in Division One, located in Seattle. There is no small irony in this because today is […]
‘Gun Tax’ City May Create A What For Drug Addicts?
The same Pacific Northwest city that last year adopted a “gun violence tax” that essentially penalizes law-abiding gun owners and makes them pay for costs related to crimes they didn’t commit just made headlines again for possibly creating a first-of-its-kind “safe-consumption site” in this country for drug addicts, according to the Seattle Times. The proposal, […]
High School Stadium Project Tops $70 Million
In a move rivaling the megaprojects of the IOC and failed Olympic ventures, a powerhouse football program in Texas may be ultimately graced with a field of dreams. While the Southwest is a region known for the fanatic tapestry of “Friday Night Lights” and the perpetual fanaticism of football on all levels, the funding mechanisms […]
Senior Says “No” To Early Retirement
Having lived through WWII, the Apollo Moon landing and the unbridled bounds of the digital age, a 91-year-old failed Michigan resident failed to become a victim. According to police, the elder resident of Eastpointe (a suburb of Detroit) was outside a Rite-Aid when he encountered a man who was displaying behavior that did not register […]
Minor League Baseball Moving Two California Clubs To North Carolina After This Season In League Shift
Minor league baseball has been, for generations, a way for smaller communities around the United States to see professional baseball at affordable prices. Fans in several cities today, however, have seen the realities of the business of baseball up close, as two franchises will be changing addresses, and leagues as well. Minor League Baseball has […]
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