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Supreme Court session ends with victory for gun rights advocates
In a 5-4 decision that's being hailed by gun rights advocates, the Court held that the Second Amendment applies to states and cities.
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Before heading to SC, Palin rallies gun owners at NRA convention
Former Alaska governor and GOP star Sarah Palin is a major reason why the biggest crowd to ever attend a National Rifle Association convention is expected this weekend in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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High court debates dog fighting videos
The Supreme Court voiced deep free speech concerns Tuesday about a law designed to stop the sale and marketing of videos showing dog fights and other acts of animal cruelty.
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SC Voters: Is hunting a right?
South Carolina voters may be asked whether their right to hunt and fish should be protected by the state constitution.
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SC Officers Get Chance To Hone Gun Skills
The Anderson County Sheriff's Office is hosting a multi-gun competition for police, military, and law officers Saturday at the Skip J Range
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Uncertain times trigger boom in gun sales
Gun sales are on the rise, and gun shop owners say the uncertain economy and upcoming Obama - McCain election are the reasons.
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Pics of Palin packing 'heat' rally GOP
The picture of vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin holding a rifle is definitely generating a lot of talk.
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New threat from bin Laden
A new audio tape this morning from Osama bin Laden threatens Israel on its 60th anniversary.
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Charlton Heston Dies at 84
Friends and family are remembering Charlton Heston, who died last night at his home in Beverly Hills, California, his wife at his side.
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18 to Buy or Own a gun
People as young as 18 can now buy and own handguns in South Carolina.
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Concealed weapons secrets
Gun owners say the law would protect their privacy. But advocates of open government say the state shouldn't issue licenses in secret.
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Access to Concealed Gun Permits
South Carolina is poised to become the 28th state to keep secret the list of residents allowed to carry concealed weapons. Gun owners say the law would protect their privacy.
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