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The NRA cited Attorney General Chris Koster's high rating with the organization and previous legislative and accomplishments on behalf of the firearm industry and gun owners.
The students leading the initiative at the Ivy League school say the products are a necessity, not a luxury— an argument that's being made across the country in efforts to stop taxing feminine hygiene products.
Oregon State Parks officials originally said they didn't think the break at the site frequented by tourists was caused by humans.
The 36-year-old woman was bleeding from her back when she flagged down officers to report the incident. She was treated at a hospital and was later released.
Proponents say it's compassionate to reduce taxes for people who need expensive medical devices to live.
Court documents say the teenager was tied naked to a chair, threatened with a knife and forced to call his friend, who was also tied up.
U.S. District Judge Ted Stewart Thursday ruled that Preston Barlow can write the man he considers a prophet but must send copies of every letter to federal prosecutors.
The binding opinion last week by Democratic Attorney General Lisa Madigan follows quickly on a May Cook County Circuit Court ruling that Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's emails about separate issues
Jon Ritzheimer, 32, admitted that he conspired with Ammon Bundy and others to prevent U.S. Interior Department employees from doing their jobs at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, and they did so by threats of force or intimidation.
A man who was sleeping in a cardboard recycling bin is recovering after a truck scooped up the dumpster and compacted it several times.
The police officer knew something was wrong after he took three sips of the lemonade he ordered from a drive-thru sandwich shop in northern Utah.
A Hidden Monkey on a Frontier Airlines Flight to Las Vegas caused quite a stir.
City officials said in a news release Monday that R. Scott Silverthorne's resignation will take effect at noon Thursday.
Kenneth DeWitt resigned in September 2014 after acknowledging a sexual relationship with a subordinate in the chaplain's office.
Two polygamous leaders accused in a food stamp fraud scheme violated terms of their supervised release by meeting each other in the middle of the night, prosecutors said.
