Month: March 2024

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As a fall rematch between President Biden and former president Donald Trump becomes increasingly likely, the Democratic governor of Pennsylvania is announcing an Election Threats Task Force, a federal-state partnership, in the critical battleground state. The task force, announced Thursday morning by Governor Josh Shapiro, will seek to thwart attempts to disrupt elections as well
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Yesterday, February 28th, House File 2464 passed out of subcommittee, and is scheduled to be heard in the Senate Commerce Committee next week. The bill is a successor to HSB 671 and prohibits the use of merchant category codes to identify firearms, firearm accessories, and ammunition purchases. Please contact members of the committee and ask them to SUPPORT HF 2464
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In the Warsaw Ghetto in October 1941 Mary Berg, then a teenager, wrote in her diary about the improbable persistence of laughter in that hellish place: Every day at the Art Café on Leszno Street one can hear songs and satires on the police, the ambulance service, the rickshaws, and even the Gestapo, in a
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Letters submitted by BDN readers are verified by BDN Opinion Page staff. Send your letters to letters@bangordailynews.com The Feb. 28 Bangor Daily News article by Billy Kobin on the governor’s and Maine Legislature’s newly proposed gun safety bills includes a link to an National Rifle Association article about the bills. In the linked article, the NRA accuses the
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OWB holsters, like this Galco Avenger, are comfortable for carry and fast to draw from. But they’re also harder to conceal. When balancing concealability, accessibility and comfort, how do you find the best concealed carry holster for your needs? When outfitting for carry concealed, your handgun, cartridge and ammunition are three very important considerations. But
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SAN FRANCISCO (February 29, 2024) – Today, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) and FPC Action Foundation (FPCAF) announced that the District Court for the Northern District of California has ruled against the state’s laws and policies that prevent peaceable people from exercising their Second Amendment protected rights that were fully restored after their non-violent felony convictions