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House votes to expand concealed gun lawupdated: Wed Nov 16 2011 18:57:00

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed legislation Wednesday to dramatically expand the right to carry concealed firearms in most states.

Family from Giffords shooting wants ammo limitupdated: Tue Apr 12 2011 21:09:00

Congressional legislation that would ban high-capacity ammunition clips got some high-powered support Tuesday as loved ones of a slain congressional staffer came forward to help push the effort.

Gun control measures don't stop violenceupdated: Wed Jan 19 2011 05:47:00

Against the horrific backdrop of the Tucson, Arizona, tragedy, new gun control proposals are on the way. Some of our legislators will be tempted to apply Rahm Emanuel's aphorism, "Never let a good crisis go to waste."

Protecting kids from guns, or a felony?updated: Wed Jan 19 2011 05:47:00

A proposed law would forbid doctors from asking whether parents have a gun in the home. CNN's Anderson Cooper reports.

Paper: Surveillance video shows Tucson attackupdated: Wed Jan 19 2011 02:56:00

Surveillance video shows Tucson shooting suspect Jared Loughner walking up to Rep. Gabrielle Giffords at a constituent event and firing point blank at her face, the Washington Post reported Tuesday, citing two sources who have seen the videos.

New details surface in Tucson shootingupdated: Wed Jan 19 2011 02:56:00

Reports have surfaced that authorities have video revealing new details in the Tucson shooting. Tom Foreman reports.

Could law have prevented shooting?updated: Wed Jan 12 2011 13:29:00

Rep. Carolyn McCarthy talks to CNN's Allan Chernoff about her gun control proposal and why her crusade is personal.

McCarthy to call for ban on high-capacity ammo clipsupdated: Wed Jan 12 2011 07:40:00

Democratic Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy of New York -- who ran for office after a gunman killed her husband and injured her son -- is drafting legislation that would ban the sale of high-capacity gun ammunition magazines to civilians in the aftermath of the tragic shooting in Tucson, Arizona.

Democrats in fight to hold onto House seats in Novemberupdated: Fri Aug 27 2010 09:48:00

Weighed down by a president with a less than 50 percent approval rating, Democratic Congressional Campaign Chairman Chris Van Hollen will lay out the party's plan of attack for November elections at a Friday news conference.

To paddle or not to paddle studentsupdated: Thu Aug 05 2010 17:54:00

A congresswoman who is fighting to improve public education says that paddling in schools has got to stop.

Will Texas schools return to paddling?updated: Thu Aug 05 2010 17:54:00

One Texas man leads the charge to bring back paddling as punishment in schools. WFAA reports.

School bullying hearingupdated: Wed Jul 08 2009 19:17:00

A mother whose 11-year-old son committed suicide tells lawmakers bullying in schools has to stop. Mary Snow reports

Woman tells lawmakers about son's bullying, suicideupdated: Wed Jul 08 2009 19:17:00

Eleven-year-old Carl Joseph Walker-Hoover liked football, basketball and playing video games with his little brother.

House passes measure expanding gun rightsupdated: Wed May 20 2009 21:54:00

Gun rights advocates found an unlikely ally in the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives on Wednesday as lawmakers passed a measure allowing concealed, loaded firearms to be carried in national parks.

Possible fight looms over New York Senate seatupdated: Wed Feb 18 2009 13:24:00

Newly minted New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand remains a mystery to millions of her constituents and is facing a possibly titanic 2010 Democratic primary fight, according a new survey.

Confusion, dissent over New York Senate pickupdated: Fri Jan 23 2009 17:07:00

The political circus surrounding the selection of New York's next senator is over -- at least for the next two years.

CNNMoney: Bill's passage key to $60B imaging industryupdated: Mon May 21 2007 10:58:00

Medical imaging and diagnostics - the high-tech art of peering inside the body to detect disease without invasive surgery - is a fast-growing business that could accelerate in step with the aging population, experts say.

Money Magazine: CONGRESS' FRESHMEN WANT TAX CUTS, BALANCED BUDGETupdated: Sat Feb 01 1997 00:01:00

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