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UPI - Mon Dec 7, 10:44 am ET
TORONTO, Dec. 7 (UPI) -- The Canadian Parliament may vote to eliminate a gun-control measure enacted after a 1989 shooting spree that left 15 dead, officials said.
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NorthWest Cable News - 50 minutes ago
The stories shared by friends and family at the police officers’ memorial are snippets and pieces from lives taken too soon. But they are valuable and have lessons for us all.
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The Record Searchlight - Tue Dec 8, 3:00 am ET
It's the holiday season, so optimism is in the air, not least among California Republicans. As they head into next year's election, they sound like they have before one major election after another since 1992. Trouble is, little of that earlier happy talk ever materialized.Candidates including George H.W. Bush and his son George W. Bush , John McCain , Matt Fong, Bill Simon, Michael Huffington ...
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The Record and Herald News - Mon Dec 7, 1:03 pm ET
U.S. District Court Judge Donald Walter told jurors to continue deliberating over lunch.
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The Record and Herald News - Mon Dec 7, 2:04 pm ET
The North Bergen ultra-right-wing shock jock will have to wait at least until March to learn whether he has any chance of returning to the airwaves and Internet blog with his blend of racism, anti-Semitism and calls for violence.
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The Huffington Post - Mon Dec 7, 3:43 pm ET
OTTAWA -- Like public health care, Canada's tight gun-control laws help distinguish the country from its powerful neighbor to the south. But as Canadians commemorated the 20th anniversary of one of the country's most notorious shooting sprees on Sunday, their Parliament was on course to eliminate one of its most significant gun-control measures.
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YourWestValley.com - Tue Dec 8, 8:17 am ET
Tom Beckwith invoked the memory of Pearl Harbor Monday when he told Recreation Centers of Sun City board members that they would trample on Second Amendment rights if they decide to place gun restrictions on those who attend RCSC meetings. "On this...
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Staten Island Advance - Mon Dec 7, 2:50 pm ET
NEW YORK -- A judge declared a mistrial today in the case against a New Jersey blogger accused of making death threats against three federal judges in Chicago because they wrote a ruling supporting gun control. The mistrial came after...
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The Record and Herald News - Mon Dec 7, 8:03 am ET
FBI informant Hal Turner, of North Bergen, is accused of threatening federal judges.
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FOX 11 Tucson - Tue Dec 8, 3:18 pm ET
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The Times of Northwest Indiana - Sun Dec 6, 11:40 pm ET
Illinois and Chicago maintain some stiff gun laws, but recentlyreleased federal statistics suggest a lot of guns seized last yearby police in Illinois came from a source beyond the reach of thoselaws: Indiana.
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Baltimore Chronicle & Sentinel - Mon Dec 7, 11:08 am ET
Right-wingers have depicted health care reform as a front for various dastardly schemes, which include everything from killing off grannies and unborn babies to ushering in a socialist state.
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Stuart News - Sun Dec 6, 7:12 pm ET
In retrospect, the warning signs seemed to be in plain sight: the chronic depression, the death threats to his sister, the frequent refusals to take medication.
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Casper Star-Tribune - Mon Dec 7, 2:13 am ET
CHEYENNE -- Support school prayer and gun rights? Hate abortion and big government? There may soon be a new political party in Wyoming looking for your vote.
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Ravalli Republic - Mon Dec 7, 11:05 pm ET
“Who’s packin’ tonight?” Standing in front of a large crowd at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds on Tuesday night, Celebrating Conservatism organizer Mona Docteur asked those with guns to stand up.