Gun Control Measure Divides California's Politicians, Law Enforcement

Oct. 31, 2016
Happy Halloween from Washington. The Supreme Court will hear a case based on President Obama's ordering schools to let transgender students pick their restroom. Matt Sharp says it's important. In California, voters will decide on restricting ammo sales. Fred Lucas reports. In Ukraine, college students tell Nolan Peterson why they're ready to defend their country. Plus: Jason Snead on the reality of voter fraud, Bruce Klingner on the Japan-South Korea connection, and—just in time for trick or treat—David Rosenthal on criminalizing clowns.
News Gun Control Measure Divides California's Politicians, Law Enforcement If passed, the ballot question would impose regulations on ammunition sales and make it a crime not to report a stolen gun. Read More
Commentary Supreme Court Enters Legal Battle Over Gender Identity and the Purpose of Restrooms According to the federal government and LGBT activists, the primary function of private facilities is not privacy; it is affirmation of a person's gender identity, writes Alliance Defending Freedom's Matt Sharp on the case of Gavin Grimm, above. Read More
News 'Hope Is Not Enough': Ukrainian University Students Prepare for War "Our goal is to train students to take up arms in the event of an emergency," the professor who coordinates the school's Students Guard says. Read More
Commentary Elizabeth Warren Has It Wrong on Voter Fraud The Massachusetts senator asserts we have "zero" evidence of widespread voter fraud, but Heritage Foundation research documents hundreds of convictions in voter fraud cases. Read More
Commentary US Security Benefits When Japan, South Korea Share Intelligence Washington should encourage growing security cooperation between South Korean President Park Geun-hye, left, and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, especially in light of the behavior of China and North Korea. Read More
Commentary Misguided Laws Could Hurt Innocents in the Creepy Clown Epidemic Even if someone dressed as a clown doesn't actively disturb others, his or her mere presence in public is a crime against fashion, humanity, and the law in many states. Read More
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