Firearms

[ad_1] Massachusetts gun rights advocates are pushing to overturn a 2024 update of the state’s already tough firearms law, collecting more than 90,000 signatures to place a repeal referendum on the 2026 ballot. However, their efforts face opposition from mental health professionals and legal experts who argue the law’s regulations are necessary for public safety.
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[ad_1] Michele McBrien, the co-owner of Patriot Ware Holsters, a gun accessories store in Waterbury, told legislators on Wednesday that a bill they were considering would “literally put her out of business with one lawsuit.”   The proposed legislation allows citizens to sue firearm manufacturers, distributors and sellers who don’t take “reasonable controls” to ensure that
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[ad_1] In Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos, the Mexican government is suing several of the most popular American firearm manufacturers in an attempt to hold them liable for violence committed by Mexican drug cartels in Mexico. The Mexican government seeks billions of dollars in damages and the imposition of extensive gun
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[ad_1] Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s criticism of former US President Joe Biden for what she deemed a ‘woke’ and ‘extreme’ agenda, may have shocked some and drew condemnation from others- but her statements and her subsequent defense of them are not unprecedented. The country’s first female Prime Minister has within the past few years adopted
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[ad_1] Little drama is expected today as the House reelects Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi, a Warwick Democrat. But while the Senate is expected to reelect Senate President Dominick J. Ruggerio, a North Providence Democrat, attention will focus on how many senators vote “present” or for another candidate. In November, Ruggerio beat back a leadership challenge
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[ad_1] Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his plans to resign from office Monday in the wake of a public dispute with President-elect Donald Trump and plummeting popularity among even those in his own party. The decision comes in the wake of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s resignation, which was prompted in part by Trudeau’s spat with Trump over tariff policy. He
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[ad_1] Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is reportedly expected to resign from office as early as Monday in the wake of a public dispute with President-elect Donald Trump and plummeting popularity among even those in his own party, three sources familiar with the matter told The Globe and Mail. The sources, who were not named,
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[ad_1] Share Shooting happened in classroom during study hall The shooting occurred in a classroom during study hall, police said. The study hall had students in mixed grades when the 15-year-old female student opened fire, Barnes said. Share Document online being examined for authenticity Madison police investigating today’s shooting are aware of a document online
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[ad_1] Share Shooting happened in classroom during study hall The shooting occurred in a classroom during study hall, police said. The study hall had students in mixed grades when the 15-year-old female student opened fire, Barnes said. Share Document online being examined for authenticity Madison police investigating today’s shooting are aware of a document online
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[ad_1] One of the best ideas the Florida Legislature will consider in 2025 has already been filed, and so have two of the worst, fed by the gun lobby’s insatiable demands. The good one, Senate Bill 80, puts Florida’s award-winning state parks off limits to the sort of scheming and exploitation that brought out thousands of
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[ad_1] Over the course of two presidential campaigns, Sen. Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent, seemed to sell out to the Democratic Party to capture the party’s nomination. In 2024, however, Sanders might be returning to his heterodox ways by signaling his approval of some of President-elect Donald Trump’s plans.  The independent socialist senator became a
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[ad_1] This article is part of TPM Cafe, TPM’s home for opinion and news analysis.  Newspaper headlines have called Donald Trump’s victory “decisive,” “massive,” “resounding,” “historic,” and “sweeping.” Trump himself has described his win as a “landslide.” On election night, he claimed that “America has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate.”  None of those things
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