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Last Friday, city leaders in the Big Easy announced five new measures designed to crackdown on gun-related violence.

Three lonely protestors stood outside Five Star Firearms in Zion, Il., last Saturday, holding “Renounce violence, Reject guns” signs and blaming the firearm industry for crimes committed with guns in the United States.

“So it matters to me that my mom is the only person running for president who not only constantly makes that connection but also has a strong record on gun control and standing up to the NRA,” said Chelsea Clinton.

If it’s about guns and it’s in the “news,” it’s probably 100% wrong. Unless it’s not there at all.

Students in the Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) at Smithfield-Selma High School used the school’s new 1,200 square foot, six-lane indoor shooting range for the first time this week.

Following reports of an attempted school shooting, a Colorado school district decided to purchase and equip its security officers with AR-15 carbines.

A Kansas City man, who police identified as 31-year-old Carvonn R. Williams, was shot and killed last week in an attempt to break down a woman’s front door, KSHB 41 reports.

Last week, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul introduced a bill to protect seniors and veterans who are at risk of losing their Second Amendment rights because they need help and/or assistance with their finances.

Mississippi churches concerned about the possibility of an active shooter situation can now designate members to carry concealed firearms into services.