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A closer look at what President Trump’s military surplus executive order does

by Brian Seay

President Trump rolled back an Obama-era order restricting military surplus equipment for state and local law enforcement this week. But what’s it all mean?

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Amish man sues government over right to buy gun without photo ID

by Jennifer Cruz

After the gun purchase was denied in June, Hertzler was essentially left with two options: Forego his right to keep and bear arms or violate his religion.

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Mass. panel seeks to deem those arrested, but not convicted, as ‘unsuitable’ to own a firearm (VIDEO)

by Jennifer Cruz

The 44-point plan to reduce gun violence included better defining who is considered “unsuitable” to own a firearm, such as those who have been arrested, but not necessarily convicted of a crime.

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