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Espaillat Treads Lightly On IDC

Espaillat Treads Lightly On IDC - Sen. Adriano Espaillat has a good relationship with Sen. Jeff Klein, who announced with Senate Republicans today a power-sharing agreement in the state Senate.  That good relationship was evident in a statement released by...

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Town looking at gun policy

Town looking at gun policy - The Clermont Town Board is considering whether to revise its recently adopted Workplace Violence Policy to allow town employees to carry guns on town property. At Monday’s Town Board meeting, Councilman Ed Kahle read a three-page argument...

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Veterans’ Gun Rights Becomes Tough Issue In Defense Bill

Veterans' Gun Rights Becomes Tough Issue In Defense Bill - Should veterans deemed too mentally incompetent to handle their own financial affairs be prevented from buying a gun?  The issue, for a time last week, threatened to become the biggest sticking point in a...

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Coburn, Schumer Lock Horns Over Gun Control

Coburn, Schumer Lock Horns Over Gun Control - Cooler heads prevailed on the Senate floor Thursday night after Oklahoma Republican Sen. Tom Coburn initially threatened to stall completion of the annual defense authorization bill amidst a feud with New York Democratic...

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Zombies are among reasons for increased gun sales

Zombies are among reasons for increased gun sales - Gun sales are soaring across the country. The FBI reported earlier this week requests for background checks skyrocketed 20 percent on Black Friday over the same day last year. A noted gun rights advocate says zombies...

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New York AG Takes On “Reciprocity” Gun Bill

New York AG Takes On "Reciprocity" Gun Bill - As it currently stands, the Second Amendment guarantees U.S. citizens the right to own firearms. But each state is permitted to place its own restrictions on the types of firearms -- and the manner in which they're...

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Federal court upholds New York gun licensing

Federal court upholds New York gun licensing - A federal court has rejected a challenge to New York’s process for licensing concealed handguns, a move cheered by Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.  It is illegal for a private citizen to openly carry a pistol in...

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