MONTGOMERY, Alabama (PNN) - March 17, 2016 - The Alabama Senate passed a revived version of a bill on Tuesday with a 23 to 3 vote that would end marriage licensing in the state in an effort to resolve ongoing disputes over same-sex marriage.

If SB143 were to become law, couples would no longer have to seek permission to marry from a probate office and would instead file their own contracts with the state.

PORTLAND, Oregon (PNN) - March 16, 2016 - New findings by terrorist pig thug cop officials suggest that an FBI agent on the scene of the murder of Bundy-affiliated protester LaVoy Finicum during a Jan. 26 felony stop might have fired two shots that were not reported, and agents on the scene might have disposed of bullet casings to cover them up.

BISMARCK, North Dakota (PNN) - March 14, 2016 - Republican National Committeeman Curly Haughland of North Dakota sent a letter on Friday to fellow RNC officials arguing that current Party rules allow 2016 Republican National Convention delegates to vote for the presidential candidate of their personal preference during the first round of voting, rather than voting along with the will of voters in their states.

SEATTLE, Washington (PNN) - March 14, 2016 - A 7-Eleven shopper in Washington state relied on his concealed carry firearm over the weekend to subdue a man who attacked customers and staff with a small ax.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma (PNN) - March 11, 2016 - On March 10, the Oklahoma House passed legislation to legalize carrying a handgun openly on one’s hip without a concealed carry permit.

The measure is being referred to as “constitutional open carry” and the vote for passage was 73-15, a landslide victory for abolishing the permit requirement.

MIAMI, Florida (PNN) - March 12, 2016 - Thursday night's Republican presidential primary debate began without any fireworks - a first for the series of GOP matchups - as the four remaining candidates steered clear of attacking each other and even the Republican Party's chairman counseled unity and calm.

PALM BEACH, Florida (PNN) - March 11, 2016 - Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, once a rising star in the Republican primary race, endorsed current frontrunner Donald Trump during a press conference early Friday morning.

"Why would you get behind a man like Donald Trump? I'll tell you why," Carson told reporters gathered in Palm Beach, Florida. "I've come to know Donald Trump over the last few years. He is actually a very intelligent man who cares deeply about Amerika."