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Faith Under Fire: Churchgoers Embrace ‘Warrior Training’ Amid Rising Attacks on Worship Spaces

In response to a rising number of violent incidents in sacred spaces across the nation, churchgoers are increasingly turning towards specialized security training before attending worship services. Founded in 2014 by Kris Moloney, Sheepdog Church Security has emerged as a prominent organization helping religious communities to bolster their defenses while maintaining the core tenets of their faith. Kris Moloney, leveraging his experience in both military and law enforcement, initially constituted a safety protocol for his …

Study reveals concerning rise in uncivil behavior in public spaces

New York, NY – A recent incident in Times Square has sparked concern over the rise in uncivil behavior in public spaces. The interaction between two individuals escalated quickly, leading to a heated argument in one of the city’s busiest tourist attractions. The confrontation took place in broad daylight, causing disruption and discomfort for onlookers and passersby. Bystanders captured the altercation on their smartphones, with videos circulating on social media platforms, garnering mixed reactions from …

disabled drivers advocate for anonymous reporting system to protect parking spaces

Dublin, Ireland – The Disabled Drivers Association of Ireland (DDAI) is pushing for a new system that allows disabled drivers to report other motorists anonymously for illegally parking in disabled bays. This proposal comes in response to a study conducted by DDAI, which found that fear of physical and verbal abuse is preventing disabled drivers from confronting those who violate parking regulations. The study, which surveyed 2,662 individuals, revealed that 88% of respondents felt it …

California Appeals Court Blocks Recent Law Prohibiting Guns in Most Public Spaces

SACRAMENTO, California – A recent California law restricting the possession of firearms in public spaces faced a setback after a U.S. appeals court issued a ruling against it. The law, signed by California Governor Gavin Newsom in September 2023, had been in effect for only five days since Jan. 1 before being halted by the court. This law was first blocked last month after U.S. District Judge Cormac Carney issued a temporary injunction, deeming it …