A recent decision by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Department of Justice to “give new authority to law enforcement agencies to seize money, contraband and property when they can prove those assets are the ill-gotten gains of criminal [read more…]
An oversight in the recently passed Constitutional Carry bill has been discovered. And it’s pretty important for those of us who intend on utilizing our right to carry concealed. My personal investigation started when I was sent this picture that [read more…]
U.S. Senator John McCain (R – AZ) was recently diagnosed with brain cancer. A condition discovered as doctors performed surgery last week to remove a blood clot above his left eye. While I am not a fan of Senator McCain, [read more…]
I’m going to take a few minutes to do something I almost never do here on The Minuteman. I’m not going to be political. I know, I know. The topic of this article doesn’t exactly fit the purpose of the blog, but [read more…]
It’s politics. It shouldn’t surprise us when promises are broken and politicians act like… well… politicians. But on Wednesday, Republicans had an opportunity to do something the House and Senate voted in favor of just two years ago… to get [read more…]
Gladstone rancher Gary Dassinger is enduring an unnecessary amount of abuse from the government that should be protecting him as he fights charges of animal cruelty and neglect. But things on the Dassinger Ranch recently took a new turn. On [read more…]
Yesterday, North Dakota Secretary of State Al Jaeger approved the format of a petition to end North Dakota’s Sunday closing laws. The non-profit known as “North Dakota Open on Sundays” may now begin collecting the required 13,452 signatures to put [read more…]
Last Friday I wrote about the sad case of British baby, Charlie Gard. The 11-month-old suffers from a condition known as mitochondrial depletion syndrome. Which is a recessive disorder that causes progressive muscle weakness and ultimately death. While Charlie’s parents [read more…]
Perhaps you’ve been following the sad case of British baby, Charlie Gard. The 11-month-old suffers from a condition known as mitochondrial depletion syndrome. Which is a recessive disorder that causes progressive muscle weakness and ultimately death. In a very real [read more…]
Two days ago the group behind the movement to eliminate North Dakota’s Sunday closing laws – known as “North Dakota Open on Sundays” – turned in their language for an initiated measure to the Secretary of State’s Office. Once approved, [read more…]
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