Debate grows over gun law after Mount Rainier ranger death
In Seattle, experts argue a 2010 federal law allowing loaded firearms in national parks contributed to the fatal Mount Rainier ranger shooting. Retirees' group leader Bill Wade urges Congress to reconsider while Brady Campaign officials note ongoing political resistance. A volunteer ranger opposed to the law doubts it affected this incident.
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Mount Rainier gunman found dead after long final chase
Benjamin Colton Barnes, 24, an Iraq War veteran suspected in a Mount Rainier National Park ranger killing, was found dead face down in chest-deep snow after evading SWAT teams and dogs. Investigators recovered two firearms. cause of death pending medical examiner’s report.
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Obama and Congress clash over Keystone XL pipeline stance
In the election year dispute Obama and Congress wrangle over the 1700 mile Canadian to Texas pipeline. Unions promise jobs while environmentalists warn of spill risks. A payroll tax bill gives 60 days for a decision, with Democrats risking labor support if rejected and Republicans accusing pretext.
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German man held in Los Angeles arson spree
German national Harry Burkhart, 24, was arrested in Los Angeles in connection with more than 50 suspected arson fires over the New Year weekend. He faces arson charges and is held without bail. The fires damaged cars and buildings across Hollywood, West Hollywood, and the San Fernando Valley, causing about 3 million dollars in damage with no serious injuries reported. Police say motive remains unclear as authorities proceed with investigations.
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Rose Parade draws crowd as anti Wall Street protesters march
In Pasadena protesters unfurled a 250 foot We the People banner and a 70 foot octopus of recycled bags near the Tournament of Roses. A USC lecturer voiced support for the movement as it highlights money in politics.
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