Tom Knighton

There was no day in my life that quite left the impression that 9/11 did. Some are personally profound, obviously, such as my wedding day or the

The Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act is, in theory, supposed to shield the firearm industry from frivolous lawsuits that, frankly, all stem

I've probably mentioned a time or two that I'm a history buff. I have a weird love of the subject, one that gets kind of odd.

On this full episode of LARRY with Larry O'Connor, Townhall's EXPLOSIVE undercover video catches Rep. Rashida Tlaib dismissing questions about Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's alleged Muslim Brotherhood connections and Egyptian citizenship! Tlaib lashes out at voters raising concerns, drops an F-bomb when confronted about El-Sayed's résumé, and compares the controversy to questions about Barack Obama's religion! Meanwhile, El-Sayed's conflicting statements about dual citizenship are drawing scrutiny, Democrats are openly crossing party lines to support Republican Mike Rogers, and even Chris Cuomo is STUNNED by what he's hearing from Michigan voters! With Election Day just days away, Larry breaks down the undercover footage, the growing backlash, and what it could mean for Michigan's Senate race!

James Dean is one of those stars who are so iconic because they died so young. Perhaps his best known film is Rebel Without a Cause, and because of that movie, he's always been the king of cool, even in death.

On one hand, today is an amazing time for a science fiction nerd like me. We've got AI, flying cars, and humanoid robots, all becoming more and more common in this day and age.

The shooting in Bend, Oregon has largely fallen out of the news cycle. That's hardly surprising.

The right to keep and bear arms is restricted well beyond anything the Founding Fathers would have tolerated. However, those restrictions exist, and, for now, they're the law.

I may not always show it, but I do understand where those left behind after a mass shooting stand on guns and why. I have a very good reason to understand , unfortunately.

The ATF has effectively deregulated suppressors, at least for now. Even if there's a new administration, at least some people will be able to buy them going forward without the registration rigmarole.