1776 COALITION 12/24/2015 GOV BROWN SPOUTS HIS ANTI-GUN DRIVEL

California Gov. Brown says looser gun laws in Arizona, Nevada create opening for terrorists California Gov. Jerry Brown took a swipe Saturday at the gun laws of neighboring states, saying looser restrictions in Arizona and Nevada created a “gigantic back door” for terrorists to enter California. “California has some of the toughest gun control... Read More Saudi-led forces fight Houthi border advance, killing 20: residents Helicopters and fighter jets belonging to a Saudi-led coalition on Sunday repelled Yemeni Houthi fighters who were pressing a six-day-old offensive to seize Saudi territory, residents and Saudi state television said. Two residents told Reuters that 20 Houthi fighters had... Read More Trump mocks Clinton with crude language, takes heat Donald Trump was rebuked by the Clinton campaign on Tuesday after he used crude language to disparage the Democratic presidential front-runner. Trump, speaking to more than 6,000 people at a rally in Grand Rapids, Mich., made the comments while discussing... Read More To catch a terrorist: Pols see child porn laws as model for tracking jihadists Lawmakers are demanding changes in how the government tracks terrorists online, aiming to bring the methods in line with those for catching child predators in the wake of the Paris and San Bernardino attacks. A Senate bill introduced this month... Read More Bowe Bergdahl Enters No Plea at Arraignment Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl deferred entering a plea this morning against charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, after he allegedly deserted his unit in 2009 and was then held captive by the Taliban in Afghanistan for five years.... Read More Nevada GOP Senate hopeful distances himself from Trump, Cruz Rep. Joe Heck, who Republicans hope can win retiring Democratic Sen. Harry Reid’s Senate seat, is running away from two of his party’s leading presidential candidates. Heck rejects Donald Trump’s calls to build a wall on the border with Mexico... Read More