Chicago Democrats turn down federal assistance as holiday shootings rise throughout the city
Chicago’s Labor Day Violence Raises Alarms During the Civil War, generals awaited a daily “butcher bill,” a term reflecting casualties from the day’s battles. Over the recent Labor Day weekend in Chicago, that butcher bill saw 58 people shot, with eight fatalities attributed to gun violence. Currently, Chicago averages one murder a day, according to […]
Equip a ‘Small Fraction’ of Educators to Prevent School Shootings
Trump Proposes Armed Teachers for School Defense During a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, President Donald Trump suggested the idea of permitting “small percentages” of teachers to carry firearms for classroom protection. In a live interview on Fox News, reporter Peter Doocy raised the concern regarding school shootings and proposed the idea of deploying armed […]
Gang member arrested for attempted murder following shootings at West Indian Day Parade in NYC.
A gang member has been charged with murder following an attempted shooting during the West Indian American Day parade on Monday. Dashawn Fleming, 31, reportedly has ties to the Nine Trey Gangsters and was arrested after a shooting incident before 7 PM on Nostrand Avenue and Sterling Street, which resulted in injuries to two men. […]
Seven people die in Chicago shootings on Labor Day as mayor halts Trump’s initiative.
Chicago Shooting Over Labor Day Weekend Over Labor Day weekend, Chicago experienced a tragic shooting spree that resulted in at least seven fatalities and 37 injuries. This alarming outbreak of violence is a significant challenge to the mayor’s crime-fighting efforts. The incidents were unrelated, scattered across the city, and as of now, authorities have not […]
Gorka Clashes with Keilar on the Link Between Transgender Issues and Mass Shootings
Discussion on Mass Shootings and Transgender Issues During a segment on CNN’s “Union State” this past Sunday, Sebastian Gorka, who serves as a senior director for counterterrorism at the White House, made assertions regarding mass shootings attributed to transgender individuals. Gorka stated that, as mentioned at the beginning of the discussion, there exists a video […]
Teacher warned about shooter’s self-harm indicators years before Minnesota church shootings
Concerns Raised Over Past Signs of Distress in Minneapolis School Shooter A former high school art teacher at a Minneapolis school, Sarah Leelee, has shared her experiences with Robin Westman, who, before identifying as female, was known as Bob. Leelee described Westman as an “undoubtedly strange” student and noted that they seemed to struggle to […]
How many more kids must perish before we take action to prevent school shootings?
At 10:12 AM on August 27, a friend reached out, asking me how close I lived to the school that had just been announced as the site of a shooting. Honestly, I was taken aback; I didn’t even know about it. I was stunned when he told me it was happening near my neighborhood. I’ve […]
Adams will send 1,000 police officers to the Bronx following an increase in shootings and intends to invite gangs to Gracie Mansion for discussions on peace.
Police Surge in the Bronx Following Shootings Mayor Eric Adams announced the deployment of 1,000 police officers to the Bronx this weekend in response to a recent spike in gun violence. During a conversation with a community member at Haffen Park, where a deadly shooting occurred Saturday night, he noted, “We have 1,000 officers dispatched […]
Minnesota senator advises RFK Jr. to stop spreading falsehoods about mass shootings
Sen. Tina Smith Criticizes HHS Secretary Over Psychiatric Drug Comments Senator Tina Smith (D-Minn.) vocally confronted Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Thursday after he suggested that psychiatric medications prescribed to children might be linked to school shootings. “I’m planning to discuss this issue in our grieving community. Just stop making […]
Nassau County introduces a new police team aimed at protecting schools from shootings
With the return of most Long Island students to school just a week away and in light of a recent school shooting in Minneapolis, Nassau County has outlined new measures aimed at ensuring the safety of children. Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, along with Police Chief Patrick Ryder, revealed the formation of a new “strategic […]