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Supreme Court Defers on San Francisco Gun Storage Law
The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to San Francisco’s handgun storage rule, upholding a Ninth Circuit ruling that the ordinance does not significantly infringe Second Amendment rights. The decision echoes ongoing splits between gun rights advocates and conservative judges, with Justice Thomas urging review despite Scalia’s cautions on absolute rights, leaving broader regulation in limbo.
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Being a Local Landlord Pays Off in New Castle
Bruce Waldman argues local landlords benefit communities by using local banks and contractors, rehabbing abandoned houses, and paying taxes. He cites New Castle Code Enforcement for regular rental inspections and notes landlords can join groups to learn about financing, legal, and insurance matters to improve profits.
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Budget stalemate looms as deadline nears in Pennsylvania
With three weeks left in the fiscal year, lawmakers and Governor Wolf struggle to agree on the size and structure of a 2015-16 budget. Republicans push for a timely plan and note a three-way negotiation, while Wolf demands tax increases and structural fixes. Budget gaps, funding implications, and potential revenue measures including gas taxes and gambling expansion fuel the stalemate, amid warnings of halted licenses and pay disruptions.
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Outlaw Maple Bats to Protect Players and Fans
Tribune News Service urges MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred to ban maple bats immediately after a Fenway Park incident injuring Tonya Carpenter. The piece cites tests showing no power advantage for maple, higher shatter risk, and historical safety with ash bats, calling for decisive action now.
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