The Daily Populous

Friday June 24th, 2022 night edition

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In a dissent joined by his liberal colleagues, Justice Stephen Breyer focused on the toll taken by gun violence.

The ruling comes as Congress is actively working on gun legislation following recent mass shootings in Texas, New York and California.

The Supreme Court is hearing a case on New York’s gun control laws that could have massive implications nationally.

The Supreme Court last issued a major gun decision in 2010.

In that decision and a ruling from 2008 the justices established a nationwide right to keep a gun at home for self-defense.

Challenging the more than 100-year-old law were two men whose applications for unrestricted licenses were denied and a gun-rights advocacy group.

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments on whether New York's gun laws violate the second amendment. »

Derrick Evans, Man Who Screamed 'Derrick Evans Is In The Capitol,' Sentenced For Breaching Capitol

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Former West Virginia state lawmaker Derrick Evans was sentenced to three months on Wednesday for his part in the U.S. Capitol attack last year.

He narrated his exploits as he went along, shouting “Trump,” “The door’s cracked,” and “We’re goin’ in!”.

Lamberth reportedly wished Evans well, telling him that he considered sentencing Evans to six months behind bars. »

Defending Ukraine: Early Lessons from the Cyber War

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Editor’s note: Today Microsoft published a new intelligence report, Defending Ukraine: Early Lessons from the Cyber War.

The cyber aspects of the current war extend far beyond Ukraine and reflect the unique nature of cyberspace.

The world can now start to assess the early and relative strengths and weaknesses of offensive and defensive cyber operations. »

New dress code outlaws dresses and skirts in Texas school district

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FORNEY, Texas (WFAA) - Clothing with hoods, dresses, skirts and skorts now all banned for students in fifth grade and higher at a Texas school district.

Forney Independent School District is updating its dress code for the upcoming school year.

On Monday, Brooklynn said she hopes to appeal to the school board and revert the dress code to what it was before. »