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Oct 03 2023
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Dem Rep. Cuellar Carjacked With Gun Held to His Head in D.C.
Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, was carjacked Monday night by three armed attackers, his office said. Multiple media reports say the carjacking came with a gun held to his head. "As congressman Cuellar was parking his car this evening, 3 armed assailants approached the congressman and stole his vehicle," Cuellar’s chief of staff Jacob Hochberg wrote in a statement. "Luckily, he was not harmed and
Newsmax (News)
Sep 26 2023
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Exasperated residents flee Nagorno-Karabakh after Azerbaijan seizes control of breakaway region
GORIS, Armenia (AP) — Thousands of Nagorno-Karabakh residents are fleeing their homes after Azerbaijan’s swift military operation to reclaim control of the breakaway region. More than 16,000 people, which is about 16% of the region’s population, have fled to Armenia since Azerbaijan’s offensive last week to seize the region after three decades of separatist rule. The massive exodus caused huge
KRDO
Apr 28 2023
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Gov. Jared Polis signs 4 gun control bills into law
Colorado's governor signed four gun control bills Friday, following the lead of other states struggling to confront a nationwide surge in violent crime and mass shootings, despite a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that expanded Second Amendment rights. Before the ink was even dry on Gov. Jared Polis' signature, gun rights groups sued to reverse two of the measures: raising the buying age for
CBS News (Online)
Sep 28 2023
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Democrats call Biden impeachment inquiry 'about nothing,' GOP chair struggles to keep control
House Republicans on Thursday held the first public hearing of their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. The House Oversight Committee hearing, lasting more than six hours, was led by chairman James Comer. Republicans say their inquiry is focused on whether Biden was involved in or benefitted from his family's foreign business dealings, among other issues. But so far, they have yet
ABC News (Online)
May 22 2023
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Democrats advance two gun-control bills through Pa. House
HARRISBURG — Authorities could temporarily seize firearms and background checks would be expanded for gun buyers, under two bills passed Monday in the Pennsylvania House, where Democrats are using their razor-thin majority to push gun-control measures after a yearslong standstill in the politically divided government. The party describes the proposals as relatively moderate measures to cut
York Dispatch
Jul 27 2023
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Hawaii Doesn't Want Firearms on Its Beaches. the State's Latest Gun Control Law Goes Before a Judge
The state's latest gun control measure landed in court because of a lawsuit by three Maui residents who want to carry guns on beaches and other places deemed sensitive by the law, which took effect this month and involves a misdemeanor offense. Lawyers for the plaintiffs, Jason and Alison Wolford and Atom Kasprzycki, say they especially want to protect themselves at isolated beaches where they
U.S. News & World Report
Jul 27 2023
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Hawaii doesn't want firearms on its beaches. The state's latest gun control law goes before a judge
HONOLULU — A judge is scheduled to consider Friday whether Hawaii can continue enforcing a new law banning firearms on its world-famous beaches, a measure that state leaders say makes them safer. The state's latest gun control measure landed in court because of a lawsuit by three Maui residents who want to carry guns on beaches and other places deemed sensitive by the law, which took effect
Newsday
Jul 27 2023
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Hawaii doesn't want firearms on its beaches. The state's latest gun control law goes before a judge
A judge is scheduled to consider Friday whether Hawaii can continue enforcing a new law banning firearms on its world-famous beaches, a measure that state leaders say makes them safer. The state's latest gun control measure landed in court because of a lawsuit by three Maui residents who want to carry guns on beaches and other places deemed sensitive by the law, which took effect this month
The Independent
Jul 27 2023
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Hawaii doesn't want firearms on its beaches. The state's latest gun control law goes before a judge
HONOLULU (AP) — A judge is scheduled to consider Friday whether Hawaii can continue enforcing a new law banning firearms on its world-famous beaches, a measure that state leaders say makes them safer. The state's latest gun control measure landed in court because of a lawsuit by three Maui residents who want to carry guns on beaches and other places deemed sensitive by the law, which took
Tulsa World
Jul 27 2023
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Hawaii doesn't want firearms on its beaches. The state's latest gun control law goes before a judge
HONOLULU -- A judge is scheduled to consider Friday whether Hawaii can continue enforcing a new law banning firearms on its world-famous beaches, a measure that state leaders say makes them safer. The state's latest gun control measure landed in court because of a lawsuit by three Maui residents who want to carry guns on beaches and other places deemed sensitive by the law, which took effect
ABC News (Online)