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LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER! Space is limited for the 2022 NRA Wisconsin State Conference this Saturday, June 18th, in Brookfield. Join your NRA-ILA for a great day in support of the Second Amendment. The conference will feature various dynamic speakers, including Aurelia Skipwith, former Director, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, your Wisconsin state legislators, and other local

Washington—A bipartisan group of US senators on Sunday proposed steps to curb gun violence following devastating mass shootings in Texas and New York, but the limited measures fall far short of the president’s calls for change. The shootings in May—one at a Texas elementary school that killed 19 young children and two teachers, and another

As the Supreme Court nears the end of its term, it is poised to hand down a string of decisions that carry a deeply disturbing theme. Much attention has appropriately been given to the stunning draft decision reported on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which would overturn Roe v. Wade. Yet in other cases,

WASHINGTON — Senate bargainers on Sunday announced the framework of a bipartisan response to recent mass shootings, a noteworthy but limited breakthrough offering modest gun curbs and stepped-up efforts to improve school safety and mental health programs. The proposal falls far short of tougher steps long sought by President Joe Biden and many Democrats. Even

Before May 24, most of us had never heard of Uvalde, Texas. Now, it’s on the map for one reason. It’s the home to Robb Elementary School, where 19 students and two teachers perished during a mass shooting.  It’s easier to buy a gun than baby formula these days. Tio Hardiman, head of the Violence

The bill includes support for state ‘red flag’ laws and tougher background checks for firearms buyers under age 21. A bipartisan group of United States senators, including enough Republicans to overcome the chamber’s “filibuster” rule, has announced an agreement on a framework for potential gun safety legislation. Ten Republicans signalled their support for the preliminary

Natalie Reese was one of the student leaders of March for Our Lives Utah in 2018, which took to the streets after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida which killed 17 people. Four years later, as a junior at Brigham Young University, she is fighting for the same cause. “It’s definitely discouraging and I did

Facing thousands of people in the National Mall in Washington, Harvard College rising junior RuQuan S. Brown ’24 took the stage at a March for Our Lives protest Saturday. Condemning “broken, ignorant, and irresponsible” politicians who oppose gun control legislation, Brown said he had “no other choice” but to take his safety and the safety

The group struck a deal with Democrats on Sunday that could lead to more spending on mental health care, school security, extra scrutiny of young gun buyers and incentives to states to temporarily confiscate weapons from those deemed a threat. Critically, the size of the group of senators brings the promise of overcoming the Senate

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US senators have announced a bipartisan framework for a firearms safety bill following the United States’ latest spate of mass shootings, in a potential breakthrough toward the country’s first significant new gun law in decades. The plan, lauded by President Joe Biden, includes support for state “red flag” laws keeping firearms from potentially dangerous people,

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! It is notable that the coalition of bipartisan Senate negotiators put out a general framework of their tentative agreement to curb the scourge of firearms violence over the weekend.  That’s because they are racing against the clock to get something done in the shadow of mass shootings

A bipartisan agreement struck by Senate dealmakers on proposed gun safety measures was met with mixed reactions from local advocates and members of the state’s congressional delegation Sunday. The proposal, which falls short of gun control legislation passed by the House Wednesday, is intended to pass muster in a deeply divided Senate. It was criticized

Washington Senate bargainers announced a bipartisan framework Sunday responding to last month’s mass shootings, a noteworthy though limited breakthrough offering modest gun curbs and bolstered efforts to improve school safety and mental health programs. The proposal falls far short of tougher steps long sought by President Joe Biden and many Democrats. Even so, the accord

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In a potential breakthrough toward the first significant new U.S. gun law in decades, a bipartisan group of senators on Sunday announced an agreement on a framework for a firearms safety bill with enough Republican support to advance in the narrowly divided Senate. The plan, lauded by President Joe Biden, includes support for state “red

Representative Chris Jacobs, a New York Republican who was recently ostracized by his party for supporting an assault weapons ban, said Sunday that other GOP arguments about gun rights feel too “hollow.” The congressman said on CNN‘s State of the Union how he is one of very few sitting Republican lawmakers in favor of more