Assault weapons ban fades out today in California
SAN FRANCISCO AP Ten years after mass shootings the federal assault weapons ban is fading out of existence. Feinstein urges retailers not to sell the disputed firearms while noting the political climate. The 1994 law banned 19 semiautomatic weapons and 10 round mags. Presidents Ford Carter Reagan urged passage.
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Arson suspected in deadly Columbus apartment fire
A basement fire at a Prairie Township apartment complex in suburban Columbus killed 10 residents on the third floor and left 53 homeless. Fire Chief Steve Feustel said there were no suspects or witnesses, and authorities were unsure if others were missing.
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U S weighs North Korea nuclear test reports
US officials said indicators suggest North Korea may be attempting a nuclear weapon test while finding no evidence linking a reported mushroom cloud to its program. Critics argued the administration failed to curb North Korea's advances as Powell said the Thursday explosion near the China border did not appear nuclear.
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