Month: April 2023

[ad_1] As someone who is a pastor and “pro-life,” I think we should explore solutions to gun violence that protect human life even if that means imposing reasonable restrictions on the exercise of gun rights.   “Being pro-life means standing up to Planned Parenthood and the National Rifle Association,” because being pro-life is “bigger than abortion,
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[ad_1] Kendall P. Stanley  |  Community Columnist So Rupert Murdoch et al will be coughing up $787.5 million dollars to settle a defamation suit brought by Dominion voting system against FOX News. Good for them. Because what FOX News did to the voting machine company was a travesty. Here Dominion is, going about its business
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[ad_1] April 28, 2023 2 min read Source/Disclosures Disclosures: Erickson is employed by ACP. Mire is employed by Heritage Medical Associates and serves on the End Point Review Committee for the State Volunteer Mutual Insurance Company. Bornstein is employed by the Texas Medical Home Initiative. ADD TOPIC TO EMAIL ALERTS Receive an email when new
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[ad_1] Tunggul Wirajuda (The Jakarta Post) Jakarta   ●   Fri, April 28, 2023 2023-04-28 10:16 0 5fceed71997e5776a1634d25dc596491 1 Community gun-violence,gun-control,indonesian-expat,indonesians-in-America,school-shooting,gun-ownership Free Indonesian expatriates in the United States voice their concerns about the country’s gun violence, as the ongoing crisis continues to kill and injure dozens weekly in 2023 Targeting the young For Indonesian housewife
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[ad_1] There is no genuine substance in arguing against enhanced firearms regulations in the United States. However, this dilemma is always conflated by a certain element of society, with the idea of guns being “taken away” from everyone. On the other hand, everyone knows, at this point, that there are more firearms than people in
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[ad_1] A spate of recent shootings serve as a depressing reminder that accidentally ringing the wrong doorbell, driving to an incorrect residence, or mistakenly getting into the incorrect vehicle can be deadly. In Kansas City, 16-year-old honors student Ralph Yarl mistakenly arrived at the wrong home while looking for his younger siblings. There he was
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