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Texas businesses adapt to open carry law

Texas businesses adapt to open carry law

Under a new law, handgun license holders in Texas will now be allowed to carry their guns in visible holsters on their hip or shoulder. However, the law allows private businesses to ban guns if they choose.

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Mankato man loses job after racist Facebook message to Black Lives Matter

Brad Schultz sent a message to the group's Facebook page last week following a protest at the Mall of America. Threatwatch posted the message online and urged people to contact Schultz's employer.
by Jon Collins

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Mpls. leader faces heat for tweets after Black Lives Matter protest

Mpls. leader faces heat for tweets after Black Lives Matter protest

Minneapolis Ward 9 Council Member Alondra Cano posted personal information on Twitter of people who criticized her participation in Wednesday's Black Lives Matter protests. While the postings angered some, they are not illegal.
by Jon Collins

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In 2015, deportations reached lowest level since 2006

In 2015, deportations reached lowest level since 2006

The number of people apprehended trying to cross the border illegally has dropped dramatically, "reflecting a lower level of attempted illegal migration at our borders," according to officials.

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Jamar Clark protesters march to downtown Minneapolis

Jamar Clark protesters march to downtown Minneapolis

"If we don't get justice for Jamar Clark, if those tapes aren't released, if we don't get an independent prosecutor, if we don't get no grand jury, then our 'or else' is we're going back to the Mall of America," said Black Lives Matter organizer Michael McDowell.
by Peter Cox

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