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Four Democratic House members have prefiled gun bills for the 2027 Texas legislative session: a red flag law, background checks on private sales, state reporting of multiple gun and magazine sales, and local authority to ban guns in public libraries. Here’s what each bill actually says, who filed it, and the drafting problems worth watching. Democrats now control the Texas House, so these bills could get further than past versions did.
Betting the $12M Farm, Part One: The Terms
I raised four million dollars of imaginary money to play Farming Simulator 25, and then I made the terms bad on purpose.
What the Record Actually Shows: An Annotated Timeline of the Bricks & Minifigs Salem Case
BAM published its own timeline titled 'What We Presently Believe Actually Happened.' Here is the same chronology with the sourcing checked, the self-attributed claims flagged, and the documented record placed next to the company's version.
A 'Devastating Social Media Campaign': BAM's Salem Press Release Is a Blame-Shift
BAM's June 4 press release announces a 'mutual agreement to part ways' with its Salem franchise owners and pins the blame on a former franchisee. Read closely, it reads less like an accounting and more like a deflection, and its companion timeline makes the seams show.
Ammon McNeff and Legally Mine - and why it matters
Before he was CEO of Bricks & Minifigs, Ammon McNeff was president of Legally Mine, a Utah outfit that, for a fee, teaches doctors and business owners how to make themselves judgment-proof. A look at who McNeff is, what Legally Mine actually sells, the federal class action it litigated (Eliasieh v. Legally Mine), the BBB complaint record, and why an asset-protection background is uncomfortable context for a man whose company is accused of absorbing an 83-year-old's $200,000 Star Wars LEGO collection and hiding behind a corporate shield.
Rubber Ducks, a Six-Figure LEGO Collection, and a Police Department Under the Spotlight
Two irreconcilable stories about the same arrest: a captured small-town police department jailing a journalist for helping recover a stolen Star Wars LEGO collection, or an LA content creator arrested after a multi-day harassment campaign at a private home. A look at what the American Fork Police Department record actually says about Reckless Ben's arrest, how the Oregon consignment dispute migrated to Utah, and why accountability and transparency are the part everyone is skipping.