AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - The military cheerleads a rifle designed by committee
By Mike McDaniel The Marines do more with less; there might be a lesson in that.
By Mike McDaniel The Marines do more with less; there might be a lesson in that.
More than 100,000 Cold War-era M14 rifles will be sold to the public early next year by the federally approved distribution program.
Colin Gray gifted the rifle, ammo, and other gun accessories to his son, who had photos of another school shooter on his bedroom walls, a court heard.
Victims and family of those killed in the Apalachee High School shooting urged the judge to give Colin Gray the maximum sentence possible.
In March, a jury convicted Colin Gray on multiple charges, including second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter, stemming from his decision to give his son, Colt Gray, a rifle for Christmas.
Prosecutors argued that Colin Gray bore responsibility for the 2024 shooting because he had given his son a gun and failed to act as the teen’s mental health deteriorated.
Colin Gray admitted to providing the assault rifle used by his then-14-year-old son in the shooting at Apalachee High School, which killed two students and two teachers.
A teenage boy accused of carrying out a mass shooting at his Georgia high school pleaded guilty Friday to all 55 counts against him, including murder.
A newly revealed “enhanced video” shown inside the courtroom, but barred from public release, is now at the center of a growing debate over transparency in the case surrounding Charlie Kirk’s killing. Turning Point USA spokesperson Andrew Kolvet described the footage as “shockingly clear,” saying viewers can see the suspect “assemble the rifle and take the shot.” With the judge limiting public access, Kolvet argued the decision risks fueling conspiracy theories rather than shutting them down, warning that “sunlight is the best disinfectant” when it comes to public trust. "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.
Viewers can see the suspect "assemble the rifle and take the shot," Turning Point USA spokesperson Andrew Kolvet said.