Trump urges stronger federal background checks in wake of mass shootings
President Donald Trump said he can rally Republicans for meaningful federal background checks while vowing to keep NRA views fully represented. He backed red flag laws and urged a more decisive push, claiming greater influence over Senate and House leaders though details remain vague. Republicans caution on expanding checks as El Paso and Dayton shootings press Congress to act.
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Beach Music Festival draws crowd at The Village at Woodside
Beach Music Festival drew a warm crowd Friday evening at The Village at Woodside where visitors danced the shag and enjoyed songs by Hilton Head band The Headliners. Shag dancing dominated the night with lessons offered to newcomers and attendees praising the change from usual events.
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Civil Rights Exhibit Highlighted by Aiken Cultural Center
The Center for African American History Art and Culture on York Street hosted a community arts event where visitors decorated a Life Hope and Bravery banner for the ongoing Unforgettable exhibit featuring Cecil Williams photographs. The display at the Aiken County Historical Museum runs through October, with related Civil Rights materials highlighting Reconstruction and broader African American history in South Carolina.
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