Dem jabbing primary opponent on gun control was chief of staff for NRA-backed congressman

Democratic primary challenger is slamming her opponent for a "reckless" vote for gun legislation in Virginia, but she worked as chief of staff for an NRA-backed congressman Democrat Lindsey Davis Stover continued to take aim at primary opponent Jennifer Wexton for her "reckless" vote for 2016 gun legislation in the Virginia state senate, but her own work for the campaign of a National Rifle Association-endorsed pro-gun Democrat went unmentioned. Gun control has been a point of contention between candidates in the Democratic primary for Virginia's 10th district.

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A week to mourn the NRA’s death grip on our politics

This week marks the anniversary of two bloody events in America: the mass shooting at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999, and the Virginia Tech shooting on April 16, 2007. After both, Congress scrambled to lower flags, stage moments of silence and offer thoughts and prayers - then proceeded to pass measures at the behest of the gun lobby.

Congress Favors Corporate Welfare Over Our National Forests

Senator Daines and Congressman Gianforte continued their attack on national forests recently when they repeated scientifically-discredited timber industry propaganda that logging our national forests is beneficial for the public's forests, wildlife, and fisheries. What they don't tell you is that some of the best elk hunting in America is in unlogged areas like the Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness.

Boston marking 5 years since marathon attack with tributes

The father of Lingzi Lu, Jun Lu, foreground left, and her aunt Helen Zhao, foreground right, carry a wreath ahead of the family of Martin Richard, background from left, Henry, Bill, Denise and Jane, partially hidden, during a ceremony at the site where Martin Richard and Lingzi Lu were killed in the second explosion at the 2013 Boston Marathon, Sunday, April 15, 2018, in Boston. , The Associated Press BOSTON - Boston is marking the fifth anniversary of the deadly Boston Marathon bombings with solemn remembrances and charitable acts.

“PWC Docking” Video Debuts on America’s Boating Channel

Raleigh, NC, April 15, 2018 -- -- The United States Power Squadrons announces the debut of its streaming media video "PWC Docking" on America's Boating Channel, which can be found online at americasboatingchannel.com and as a free mobile app available at Apple's App Store and Google Play. The new "PWC Docking" video shows how to bring a personal watercraft to a predetermined point by using a stopping procedure, giving consideration to wind, current, and boat traffic.

The Latest: Pence, 15 nations urge free vote in Venezuela

Vice President Mike Pence has joined heads of state from 15 hemispheric nations in calling on Venezuela to hold free and transparent presidential elections in which all political parties are allowed to participate. The seven-point statement was released on the sidelines of the Summit of the Americas by a handful of mostly conservative-run countries that have been highly critical of Venezuela's socialist government, which was barred from participating in the regional gathering.

Reports put NRA funds to Hill at $3,000 or $1M

U.S. Rep. French Hill is currently the top "recipient of National Rifle Association funding" in the entire U.S. House of Representatives, according to The New York Times, but he barely registers on The Washington Post' s list of NRA beneficiaries. The Democrats trying to unseat Hill are stressing the Times' tally: $1,089,477 over the past four years, much of it coming in 2014.

We need to have a paradigm shift with guns

The Associated Press) A group of Second Amendment advocates gather in opposition to about a half-dozen gun control bills expected to get a vote in the Assembly on Monday, March 26, 2018, outside the War Memorial near the Statehouse in Trenton, N.J. Gun control! It's frightening! They're coming for your guns! They'll start with the ARs! It's a slippery slope! They'll take 'em all! "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." The Second Amendment has been debated and litigated ad nauseam.