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South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is facing backlash after saying her one-year-old granddaughter already has guns.Speaking at the annual National Rifle Association convention Friday in Indiana, Gov. Noem talked about her early exposure to weapons as a young girl and said her granddaughter is set up to follow in her footsteps. Now Addie, who you know 鈥?soon will need them
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?In a unanimous decision made by the Milwaukee Common Council, the city has officially appro
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