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• Virginia: Wytheville Town Council to Vote on Gun Control Ordinance on Monday
  On Monday, October 27, the Wytheville Town Council is scheduled to vote on a gun control ordinance that would expand “gun-free zones” by prohibiting firearms in Wytheville government buildings, public parks, and community and recreation centers, without an exception for Concealed Handgun Permit (CHP) holders.
• North Carolina: Update on Permitless Carry
  Last week the North Carolina General Assembly briefly returned from recess and re-referred Senate Bill 50, Freedom to Carry NC, to the House Rules Committee.
• NRA-ILA Files Reply Brief Pressing the U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Its Challenge to the NFA’s Restrictions on Short-Barreled Rifles
  Today, the National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) filed a Reply Brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to hear a challenge to the National Firearms Act of 1934’s restrictions on short-barreled rifles in a case named Rush v. United States.
• David Hogg: “The Grift that Keeps on Grifting”
  At this point, anybody who reads NRA-ILA’s Grassroots Alerts even sporadically is well aware of the shameless, anti-gun self-promoter David Hogg. 
• Major Digital Currency’s Terms of Use Prohibit Firearm and Ammunition Sales
  So much of the energy surrounding the digital currency space has been aimed at bringing forth a new liberty. 
• Urban Crime Spike “the Most Overlooked U.S. Crime Story in Recent Years”
  It was a standard talking point of the Biden White House that violent crime had dropped by record levels under the Biden-Harris administration, attributed in part to its support of gun control measures.
• Colorado Joins States in Promoting Use of Red Flag Laws
  First there were the red flag laws themselves, dangerous laws allowing for the seizure of firearms while bypassing a citizen’s right to due process. 
• Freedom is On the Ballot in Virginia
  Virginia is one of the few states that holds off-year elections, which often serve as bellwethers for the following years, and this year’s gubernatorial race is especially important.
• Trump is making DC safe again — Congress must act on concealed carry reciprocity
  Finally, after many long years, law and order is returning to our nation’s capital. 
• Opinion: The right choice for Virginia is a lot clearer today
  What would it take for Abigail Spanberger to hold a political ally accountable? That’s what millions of voters are asking themselves after the Democrat gubernatorial nominee refused to pull her endorsement of ticket mate and attorney general candidate, Jay Jones.