Two Colorado Democratic lawmakers John Morse and Senator Angela Giron who had voted for stricter gun laws including the size of ammunition magazines and requiring universal background checks, have faced a strong backlash on Tuesday. Colorado's first legislative recall elections have indicated severe blowbackz
In preparation for his pending murder trial, Aurora shooting suspect's James Holmes' report detailing his mental health has been completed and sent to the court. The contents of the report will be kept from the public, as ordered by the case judge
On the same day President Obama is expected to address the American public about a potential military strike on the Assad regime in Syria, a White House official said the the U.S. commander in chief has agreed to discussions at the United Nations Security Council, which would involve Russia's proposal to secure Syria's chemical weapons stockpiles.
Nine former administrators of the Drug Enforcement Administration blasted Department of Justice Attorney General's decision to soften its stance on marijuana legalization in Colorado and Washington. Those two states had allowed legalization of marijuana after voter-approved ballot measures. Over two dozen other states, as well as D.C. allow medicinal marijuana.
