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When photographer Matthew Munson spent some time in Washington, D.C. snapping still shots, he happened to catch a moment which has caused quite a bit of controversy.

The stranger finally backed off after he was shot in the leg. (Photo: LEX 18)

Remember to be unconventional, never underestimate the power of individual influence, and never—ever—quit, just like these three warriors from early US history.

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Fox News returns to spring break this year in Panama City Beach, Florida, where they go on a police ride-along with shocking results.

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President Barack Obama and David Simon, the creator of HBO’s The Wire — a fantastic show, by the way — sat down to talk honestly about the challenges law enforcement face and the consequences communities bear from the war on drugs.

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The woman said her once gentle and loving son reached into the wounds in her throat and grabbed her esophagus as he told her he was going to kill her. (Photo: Arizona Family)

Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Sidney R. Thomas ordered Thursday that the Peruta and Richards cases be reheard by an 11-judge panel of the appeals court, placing gains made towards California concealed carry rights in limbo. (Photo: James Woodcock/Billings Gazette)

Gun-rights protesters carried firearms into the Washington Capitol during a protest against a new voter-approved law expanding background checks on gun purchases. Oregon lawmakers this session will consider a similar bill. (Photo: The Associated Press)

Sylvester Stallone has been around a few years and starred in a good number of movies — films which typically highlight his place in the bad-ass hall of fame. Stallone’s seen his fair share of on-screen kills, and now they can all be seen collectively in this mini movie. The counter starts at zero – with a much younger Italian Stallion – but by the end of the not quite 35-minute movie, the kill counter goes up to an impressive 539.

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Is the UTS-15, in fact, the ultimate tactical shotgun? It’s the million-dollar question that the lovely Kirsten Joy Weiss seeks to answer in her latest video as she walks through the ins and outs of the 15-round, dual magazine, bullpup-style pump action shotgun. The walk-through wasn’t without any kinks, but nonetheless, Weiss says, “In order to forge new paths, sometimes you have to break convention and do things a little differently than it’s always been done.”

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Ten years after two men discovered that their dog, Smuckers, had a dug up a Purple Heart in the backyard of their Stapleton, Colorado, home, the medal is on its way back into the hands of the recipient’s only living relative.

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence (R) will soon have to decide if short-barreled shotguns will be allowed in the Hoosier State. (Photo: AP)

National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell told teams representatives at the annual league meeting in Phoenix this week that former Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives director B. Todd Jones will soon be suiting up for the NFL.

Deborah Buzby-Cope, mayor of Bass River Township, New Jersey, wants to bring gun safety training to students across the state. (Photo: Stephanie Loder/Press of Atlantic City)

Recently, I wrote an oped, Does Gunsite Academy need to get with the times?  In response, Gunsite Academy’s Chief Executive Officer, Ken Campbell, wrote a rebuttal on Down Range TV.

A new video by the Defense Video & Imagery Distribution System starts out like a beer commercial, but quickly escalates into a firearms safety announcement.

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San Diego Police Department (Photo: Los Angeles Times)

“Implementing a Body-Worn Camera Program: Recommendations and Lessons Learned,” a resource manual produced by the U.S. Department of Justice, cited a survey conducted by the Police Executive Research Forum which showed that of the 254 police departments surveyed, some 75 percent said they didn’t use body-worn cameras, despite the many benefits the devices provide. Cost was a determining factor, but so was privacy and the expectations wearing cameras can put on officers.

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