She Was Raped at 22. Now She Advocates for Women to Have Choice to Carry a Gun.

Oct. 3, 2016
Good morning from Washington, where two Senate chairmen suspect the Obama administration of rushing to create citizens who can vote Election Day. Fred Lucas reports. Another lawmaker proposes docking pay for Congress when they don't pass a budget. Philip Wegmann covers the plan. In a video report from Kelsey Harkness, a mother explains why she fights for women's choice to arm themselves. Plus: Nolan Peterson on the unfriendly skies over eastern Ukraine, and John Malcolm and David Rosenthal on the duty of Congress to decide what is criminal. It's Rosh Hashanah.
News She Was Raped at 22. Now She Advocates for Women to Have Choice to Carry a Gun. Had she been carrying a firearm that day, Amanda Collins believes the outcome could have been different. Watch the Video
News What Top Senators Want to Know About Obama's Push to OK New Citizens to Vote Sens. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, and Ron Johnson, R-Wis., wrote that they have "serious concern about an apparent push by [the Department of Homeland Security] to rush the adjudication of naturalization applications before the upcoming presidential election, presumably in an attempt to create as many new citizen voters as possible." Read More
Commentary Supreme Court Should Make Decision That Upholds That Congress, Not Agencies, Should Make Criminal Law As the United States Supreme Court begins its new term, one of the first cases it will hear is Salman v. United States, a significant criminal case involving insider trading. Read More
News 2 Years After Airliner Downed, Eastern Ukraine Remains a De Facto No-Fly Zone An international investigative team concluded there was "no doubt" the Buk missile that shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 on July 17, 2014, was fired from within territory controlled by pro-Russian separatists. Read More
News No Budget? This Senator Says That Should Mean Pay Cuts for Politicians, Staff Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga., wants members of both the Senate and the House and their staff to suffer "severe consequences" if Congress fails to pass a budget. Read More
Commentary Arizona's War on Barbers To become a barber in Arizona, one must spend 1,500 hours at a barber college. Read More
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