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Today, Animal Wellness Action, a Washington, D.C. non-profit focused on promoting legal standards to halt cruelty and to enforce those laws, formally endorsed

The Safe Act, nearing its 10th anniversary, illustrates how difficult it is to implement new gun control measures, even in a state that already has plenty of them.

Nearly a decade after starting a registry to track assault weapons, New York officials are no closer to knowing how many of those guns are circulating in the state.

Federal prosecutors have an interest in a North Carolina man who was arrested March 19 in Le Roy after allegedly being found in possession of an AR-15 rifle in violation of the SAFE Act. Michael Alan Jones, 24, of Raleigh, has been charged in U.S. District Court in Western New York with possession of a firearm and ammunition as a convicted felon, and has reportedly reached a

A Mohave County judge reversed the guilty verdict of a commercial trucker who was charged with possession of marijuana at a Utah border checkpoint.

Revised New York State law requires 16 hours of in-person training, 2 hours of live-fire exercises, and social media reviews.

Walmart has expanded abortion coverage for its employees, but not everyone in the retailers home state is pleased with the idea.

A woman’s guilty plea to forgery will remain as high court says her ban from a mortgage lending license did not justify allowing her otherwise too-late appeal.

From pay increases to participating in the under 21 pilot, carriers exhaust all avenues to recruit and retain drivers.

DEERFIELD, NY - The Oneida-Herkimer Shooters Committee on Political Education, or S.C.O.P.E., hosted 22nd Congressional candidate Brandon Williams at their August meeting Monday evening.