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On Wednesday, a Florida Division of Administrative Hearings judge dismissed a challenge mounted by three individuals to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Nov. 21 rule change to allow the hunting of deer, gray squirrels, rabbits, wild turkeys, quail, and crows with silenced or suppressed rifles and pistols. Click here for the full story

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Florida hunters such as this one wasted no time getting in the field with their NFA-compliant suppressors after last November’s rule change. Now, with Wednesday’s dismissal of a challenge to that claim, they may be able to stay that way. (Photo: ASA)

Details have come to light in the newest multiplayer beta launch for Battlefield Hardline, a first-person shooter that puts players in control of gun-toting cops and criminals.

A top al-Qaida leader in Yemen claimed responsibility for what officials called a terrorist attack on a satirical magazine in Paris last week that resulted in the death of 12 people, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Its official: Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse has a lawsuit on his hands (Photo: Penn Live)

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Florida Gov. Rick Scott, center, celebrated the news that Colt was bringing 63 jobs and a “$2.5 million commitment” to Florida at a Dec. 1, 2011, news conference in Osceola County. (Photo: Tampa Bay Times)

Members of Come And Take It Texas complete an AR-15 lower receiver at the Texas Capitol while showing support for Constitutional carry Tuesday. (Photo: CATITX)

After 12 hours of deliberation early Tuesday morning, jurors declined to indict a former South Carolina police chief who shot and killed a man in May 2011.