Editorial Calls for Reversal of Kansas Gun Access Bill
An Kansas editorial criticizes House Bill 2052 allowing firearms on many government properties including city halls pools and recreation buildings while exempting schools. It argues the July 1 enactment imposes costly security measures and increases risk, urging lawmakers to reverse or delay the measure.
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Snowden Leaks Spark National Security Debate
Joe Gandelman analyzes how Edward Snowden’s disclosures on Verizon data collection Prism and NSA programs reshape trust in U S intelligence and prompt fear of future attacks while lawmakers and media weigh legality ethics and effectiveness.
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Spying scandal fuels gun registry fears in debate
Carl Golden argues that massive data collection by government agencies undermines assurances against a national gun owners registry. He notes distrust spans parties as revelations about phone records, emails, and financial tracking rekindle fears while urging transparency and congressional action on gun controls.
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