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By Patrick J. Gibbs In the aftermath of the massacre of 19 children and two adults at the elementary school in Uvalde, Texas many of the usual suspects will be pushing for more gun control laws. None of the proposed laws will reflect any lessons learned from what went wrong and which cost so many in

32 Republicans joined Democrats in the South Dakota House to kill a bill that would have banned the state and its political subdivisions from participating in the enforcement of a wide range of federal gun control measures; past, present and future.

Iowa lawmakers are going into the week with a shorter list of bills to consider. Bills that failed to get approved by a committee before last Friday’s “funnel” deadline are likely dead for the year.

Iowa lawmakers are going into the week with a shorter list of bills to consider. Bills that failed to get approved by a committee before last Friday’s “funnel” deadline are likely dead for the year.

Monday kicked off one of the busiest weeks of Iowas legislative session, where its live or die for many of the bills lawmakers have filed this year.

Monday kicked off one of the busiest weeks of Iowas legislative session, where its live or die for many of the bills lawmakers have filed this year.

Monday kicked off one of the busiest weeks of Iowas legislative session, where its live or die for many of the bills lawmakers have filed this year.

The Police Chief of Springfield and the prosecutor of Greene County both spoke out in opposition to the proposed bill, as did several police chiefs and prosecutors throughout the state.

A St. Louis attorney told the Missouri Supreme Court that the Second Amendment Preservation Act was an "unintelligible statute" that has confused state law enforcement.

The law, originally sponsored by two southwest Missouri lawmakers, nullifies certain federal gun statutes and fines police who enforce them.