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Bill Weld Announces 2020 Presidential Run
Two months after forming an exploratory committee, Former Governor Bill Weld has announced that he will take on President Trump in the 2020 primary.
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Haymarket Police Forces Residents to Buy City Decal or Face Fine
The recent decision by the Haymarket Police Department to force citizens to purchase the city decal is facing controversy from all sides.
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Exclusive: Westwood High School Covers Up Shooting Incident
Going against the school's controversial official report, multiple eyewitnesses confirmed that a gun was indeed fired inside of Westwood High School.
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Man Sentenced to Prison for Rape With No Hard Evidence
Albert N. Wilson, a black 23-year-old college student.
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Medicare for All Bill to Be Proposed by Bernie Sanders
To prepare for the 2020 Democratic Preidential Nomination, Bernie Sanders will introduce a new bill to Congress pertaining to Medicare for all.
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The Assange Case Rests on This One Piece of Evidence
If the UK extradites Julian Assange to the United States, prosecutors will have one dubious link to Chelsea Manning as possible proof of his guilt.
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Nielsen Out, McAleenan In
Nielsen is out at DHS because a wall skeptic wasn't 'tough' enough for the president's border agenda.
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An Update on FPC's Fight Against the Bump Stock Ban
Firearms Policy Coalition has been fighting the bump-stock ban since December 2018.
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Georgia's Heartbeat Bill Could Federally Restrict Abortions
The fate of Georgia's heartbeat bill is in Governor Brian Kemp's hands, and his decision could impact the issue of abortion on a federal level.
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USDA to Stop Engaging in Kitten Cannibalism
The United States Department of Agriculture recently announced their decision to stop feeding kittens the meat of fellow felines and dogs.
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Cops: Handcuffed Sarah Wilson Shot Herself Through Mouth
After police ruled 19-year-old Sarah Wilson's death was ruled a suicide, some suspicion remains over whether Chesapeake police officers are to blame.
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Guam Marijuana Legalization Bill Sent to Governor
After a bill to legalize recreational marijuana in Guam passed a vote in the territory's government, the governor is set to sign it into law.
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The Unlikely 2020 Campaign Of Mayor Pete Buttigieg
Pete Buttigieg, the openly gay, millennial, war veteran Mayor of South Bend, Indiana has been making waves in the contentious 2020 Democratic primary.
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The Bump Stock Ban: What You Need to Know
On March 26th, Trump and the ATF's bump stock ban goes into effect.
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Bernie Sanders: Front-Runner for the Democratic Nomination
While Bernie Sanders may not be first in every poll, he should be considered the front-runner for the Democratic Nomination.
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Kentucky Bans Abortion on the Basis of Race, Sex, Disability
For the second time this year, Kentucky's governor has signed a bill that will ban abortion under particular circumstances.
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Maryland Sheriff: "We Will Not Comply" With Gun Control
"We Will Not Comply", a Maryland second amendment movement created by the Patriot Picket, promising oppositon to new gun control bills in Maryland.
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Congressman Introduces Two New Gun Control Bills
Recently introduced House bills would subject semiautomatic rifles with detachable magazines to NFA regulations and limit magazine capacity to 10 rounds.
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VIDEO: Cops Initiate Standoff with Good Samaritans for Feeding the Homeless, "Potentially" Willing to Lock Activists in Jail
Why don't these cops want the homeless to eat on tables?
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Ohio is Defunding Planned Parenthood
The US Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Ohio's legislation defunding Planned Parenthood, despite an injunction granted initially by the lower court.
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Libertarian And Green Parties Lose Ballot Access In Maryland
Registered members of the Libertarian and Green Parties must change their registration after the Maryland Board of Elections ended their ballot access.
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Bill to Repeal Hyde Amendment, Mandate Taxpayer Funded Abortion
Equal Access to Abortion in Health Coverage, EACH Woman Act, aims to repeal the Hyde Amendment which would mandate taxpayer funding for abortions.
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BREAKING: Beto to Announce 2020 Presidential Bid
Fresh off the record-breaking Cruz race, Beto O'Rourke enters the 2020 presidential field.
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Kentucky Passes Constitutional Carry
Kentucky has become the 16th member of the constitutional carry state list, the third in 2019, with the passage of SB 150, signed by Governor Matt Bevin.