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A closer look at what President Trump’s military surplus executive order does

by Brian Seay

President Trump rolled back an Obama-era order restricting military surplus equipment for state and local law enforcement this week. But what’s it all mean?

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Trump hints at pardon for Sheriff Joe: ‘I think he’s going to be just fine’

by Brian Seay

At a campaign style rally Tuesday in Phoenix, President Donald Trump hinted at the possibility that he’d pardon former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

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Sessions and Emanuel meet to talk about how feds can help Chicago violence

by Brian Seay

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel met with Attorney General Jeff Sessions Monday, after weeks of President Donald Trump’s tough talk claiming he’ll “send in the Feds” to fix Chicago’s violence problem.

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Survey: Most officers believe high-profile police-involved shootings make their jobs harder

by Brian Seay

A survey of police officers in America found that 86 percent of them believe high-profile incidents involving officers and black people make police work harder, according to a report released by the Pew Research Center on Wednesday.

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Roofing company offers free firearm for new employees (VIDEO)

by Jennifer Cruz

When James Webb offered a “Get a Roof, Get a Gun” special this summer, the response left him needing more help. So he’s upped the ante on employee benefits.

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Study reveals America’s most dangerous jobs and there’s a few surprises

by Jennifer Cruz

One of the most dangerous jobs happens to pay the lowest compared with others, and some of the jobs generally considered the most dangerous fell lower on the list.

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Write a gun review, get paid

by GDC Staff

Want to write a review about your favorite gun? How about your least favorite gun? Or, maybe just a gun you know a lot about? Let us know. Submit a review to Guns.com and if it meets our editorial standards we’ll pay you for it and publish it.

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