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Rep. Bill Cassidy (R-LA), plans to introduce legislation to update the cut off between antique and modern guns from 1898 to 1913. (Photo credit: ABC News)

Anderson was arrested 13 years after his conviction and after spending just a few short days behind bars he was released and told to go home to his family.

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The homeowner talked with the man through a security door at the front of his house and tried to explain to the drunk man that he was at the wrong house. (Photo credit: CBS)

Fenika Miller of Houston, Georgia, is hoping her non-biding ballot questions will send a message to lawmakers at the state Capitol.

Byron Smith was charged and convicted of fatally shooting two teens as they broke into his Minnesota home on Thanksgiving Day 2012. Guns.com recently reported that after only three hours of deliberation, the jury found Smith guilty of two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of second-degree murder. It was said the audio and visual evidence was compelling, and aided in the quick decision. Now, some of the photos that were used during the murder trial have been released to the public.

After passing through a handful of saplings, the DDupleks slug retains most of its weight. (Photo by Jim Grant)

Cinco de Mayo is not Mexican Independence day. That is celebrated on September 16 and involved a Catholic Priest, a bunch of freed prisoners and a lot of bell ringing. It also happened 50 years before the events of Cinco de Mayo.

Kirsten Joy Weiss demonstrates just how bad of an idea it would be to attempt to shoot sneakers hooked over a power line.

Even one of the best shots out there’s gonna have problems with it, shoelaces are just tougher than you’d think. And while her set-up was totally safe, in practice this would be crazy dangerous.

So yeah, PSA time, don’t try this. Do go watch more Kirsten Joy Weiss videos on her YouTube channel, because Kirsten Joy Weiss.

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U.S. Supreme Court gather for a group portrait at the Supreme Court in Washington. (Photo credit: Associated Press)

Missouri state Sen. Brian Nieves (R-Washington) wants to give federal law enforcement agents “healthy pause” before enforcing gun laws in the state. (Photo credit: Orlin Wagner/AP)

Jon Vernick is the co-director at the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy, and research
deputy director for Injury Research. (Photo credit: Covering Guns)

During this year’s annual National Rifle Association convention, the newly formed gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety led a three-day rally of its own protesting the NRA.