The Second Shooting
Reason Magazine • 1/26/2026
Summary
The article discusses a second shooting incident, providing insights into its implications and context. It also touches on various topics, including Kristi Noem's changes to the Department of Homeland Security and cultural references, although specific details about the shooting are not provided in the snippet.
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