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Arguing a vote for the foreign aid package is sending a message around the world about American Leadership. Lets listen. Let them president come at a time when the world is watching and wondering if the u. S. Is still capable of meeting the challenges before us, if we are still united enough to meet them, this package will not just send aid. It will send a message. It will show our allies our word is still good. We will stand by them in times of need. It will show dictators our warnings are seri...

Ith this first picture is of t ai po harbor in hong kong when i was a child in the 1960s. And these are fisher people mostly haka. And they live on the boats. They ate on the boats. They fished from the boats and the children took care of each other and of course they through everything that was excessive into the ocean. So they are very low impact as far as into the environment. I was in that area for several years living in the area, so i really got a direct perspective on how people lived in ...

The governor is considering what to do with the bill to allow concealed carry without a permit.

The governor is considering what to do with the bill to allow concealed carry without a permit.

Charmaine McGuffey says Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine "is going to be held responsible for gun violence" that could result from the passage of bill 215, which would allow Ohioans to carry concealed weapons without a permit or training requirements.

The governor is considering what to do with the bill to allow concealed carry without a permit.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (Statehouse News Bureau) -- A group of gun control advocates is urging Republican Gov. Mike DeWine to veto Sub Senate Bill 215, legislation that would allow Ohioans to carry concealed w

COLUMBUS — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has released his office’s annual concealed handgun report which showed 202,920 concealed carry licen

The Ohio Legislature has completed its votes for the Constitutional Carry bill, (permitless carry) on March 2, 2022.

A bill that would allow Ohioans to carry concealed weapons without a permit is moving forward, after getting approval from a House committee. It also removes the required training and most background checks from concealed carry requirements.