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Richard K. Ernst, Livermore An ominous sign of the health and future of our nation’s democracy is occurring in state legislatures throughout the United States. On the one hand, a flurry of bills is being proposed, the effect of which, if enacted, would undermine the right of untold numbers of American citizens to vote. At the same time, other proposals would greatly relax common sense restrictions on where gun owners can legally carry loaded weapons and continue permitting the sale of military-style assault weapons. I would suggest that restricting citizen’s right to vote, while at ...

Why the US Marine Corps is not to be trifled with. Here's What You Need to Remember: The Marines are not a heavy, mechanized force in the mold of the Army’s heavy brigade combat teams. The U.S. Marine Corps prides itself on being America’s 911 force—a fire brigade that the president can call upon to fight the nation’s battles in an emergency. Though the Marines have largely been treated as a de facto second land army over the past dozen years, the service is an integral component of the Department of the Navy and is primarily a maritime force. Therefore, the Marines—as a specialize...

Wife’s family murders man they had not approved of Bangalore Mirror Bureau / Updated: Feb 17, 2021, 06:00 IST They forced her into another marriage, but she eloped with man she loved A 27-year-old man was murdered by his brother-in-law and relatives of his wife a day before his birthday in front of his house in Laggere on Tuesday. His wife’s family had called him under the pretext of wishing him. The deceased has been identified as N Chetan, a resident of Laggere and an electrician. Chetan was married to Bhumika, from Kunigal in Tumkuru, just two months ago. The police have detained the...

A young woman was shot in the head by Myanmar’s security forces during protests, Amnesty International has confirmed after investigating footage showing the attack. This evidence also contradicts Myanmar military claims that security forces were not carrying lethal weapons.

Stealth is king. Here's What You Need to Remember: Stealth doesn’t just apply to aircraft—submarines have been incorporating stealthy features for decades. Among submarines, the most powerful combination of lethality and stealth is almost certainly the Ohio-class nuclear powered ballistic missile submarines. Stealth, or the idea of reducing the ability of the enemy to detect a weapon, has been around since the first caveman sewed a pocket into his clothing and hid a rock in it. Thousands of years later, with the ability to detect objects on the ground, in the air and at sea using electro...