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Bloomberg gun group zeroes in on Mark Pryor
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's gun-control group is launching a new ad campaign aimed at Democratic Sen.
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Gun control group to spend against Pryor
Politico reports that the gun control group backed by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is following through with plans to buy TV time - $350,000 worth - criticizing U.S. Sen.
Here's Why Gun Control Could Be A Defining Issue For Senators In The 2014 Election
Senators' votes on a recently failed amendment to expand background checks on gun purchase s could have reverberations in the 2014 election, a new Washington Post/ABC News poll suggests .
Pryor talks guns, immigration, farm policy
U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., who faces re-election in 2014, offered a lengthy interview with radio station KASU 91.9 FM and discussed a number of hot button issues including disaster aid, immigration and gun control.
The deceased and fantastically brilliant comedian Mitch Hedberg once quipped that he wore a necklace "cause I wanna know when I'm upside down." Well, when the detached and fantastically buffoonish U.S. Sen.
Tom Cotton's attack on the Constitution
Several people sent links this morning to yet another odd performance by U.S. Rep.
Shoffner resigns job as Arkansas Treasurer
After intense political pressure from Democrats and Republicans, Arkansas State Treasurer Martha Shoffner has resigned from office in the midst of facing federal charges of extortion and bribery.
ExxonMobil has a plan for Lake Maumelle watershed
Leslie Newell Peacock hopes to follow directly with a little something about a meeting today of Little Rock, Central Arkansas Water, ExxonMobil and other people over the Pegasus pipeline that runs through 18 miles of CAW's watershed, including along the shore of Lake Maumelle, the region's water supply.
Arkansas church makes national news for opposition to gay Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America may decide tomorrow to lift its ban on gay scouts . As a symbol of opposition, NBC News found Eagle Heights Baptist Church in Harrison, Ark., whose pastor says his church will no longer sponsor a Cub Scout pack if gay boys are allowed to be members.
Ark. treasurer resigns amid charges she took cash
Arkansas' state treasurer resigned Tuesday after being accused of accepting at least $36,000 cash in exchange for steering business to an investment broker, bowing to bipartisan calls to step down or face removal from office.
AR Treasurer Resigns Amid Extortion Allegations
Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner has resigned. Shoffner, 68, was arrested at her home in Newport on Saturday by the FBI on extortion charges.
Bill exempting small farms from fuel storage regs passes Senate
Legislation to exempt small farms from Environmental Protection Agency fuel storage requirements has been incorporated into the Senate-passed Water Resources Development Act of 2013 , according to a release from U.S. Sen.
Watch Sens. Boozman and Pryor talk about the Internet econmy
Roby Brock will moderate the Google+Hangout on how Arkansas's faring in the Internet economy.
Officials say Shoffner should resign
A number of officials said Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner should resign after she allegedly took cash from a broker who managed state funds.
Sunday morning: IRS, Kochs and movies
Not much new to report this morning. If all goes well, I'm going to catch at least three movies today at the Little Rock Film Festival .
If left to the Republican Party, there'd be no National Labor Relations Board to look after employee rights in the workplace.
Friday finish - An oldie but goodie for legislature? A rebuttal for Tom Cotton
The state took control of the district yesterday because of fiscal woes. Turner has a long resume of school work, including in the fiscal distress unit of the state department.
Practicing law with Bro. Rapert
Sen. Jason Rapert, author of the patently unconstitutional bill to ban most abortions in Arkansas at the 12th week of pregnancy, took heart yesterday at Judge Susan Webber Wright's indication that she was inclined to uphold the part of the law that requires women seeking an abortion in the 12th week of pregnancy or later to have an ultrasound and ... (more)
Ark. senators host online chat on the economy
Arkansas' two U.S. senators are participating in an online discussion with small business owners about the Internet and economic development.
Women's rights in court this morning
Leslie Newell Peacock will be in federal court for us this morning for the preliminary injunction hearing on the lawsuit challenging the new state law prohibiting most abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy.