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April 4, 2015 The Facts About Religious Freedom Laws READ THIS    |    TWEET IT    |    SHARE IT Are Indiana Restaurants Allowed to Turn Away LGBT Customers? READ THIS    |    TWEET IT    |     SHARE IT Apple CEO Tim Cook Is Wrong About Indiana Religious Freedom Law READ THIS    |    TWEET IT    |    SHARE IT MSNBC Cuts Ryan T. Anderson's Mic as He Defends Indiana Law READ THIS    |    TWEET IT    |    SHARE IT How Private Exchanges Are Faring in Their Competition With HealthCare.gov READ THIS    |    TWEET IT    |    SHARE IT POLL Are the Media Providing Fair Coverage of Religious Freedom? ...

PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN EASTER 1983

PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN Radio Address to the Nation on the Observance of Easter and Passover April 2, 1983 My fellow Americans: This week as American families draw together in worship, we join with millions upon millions of others around the world also celebrating the traditions of their faiths. During these days, at least, regardless of nationality, religion, or race, we are united by faith in God, and the barriers between us seem less significant. Observing the rites of Passover and Easter, we're linked in time to the ancient origins of our values and to the unborn generations who will still celebrate them long after we're gone. As Paul explained in his Epistle to the Ephesians, ``He came and preached peace to you who were far away and peace to those who were near. So then you were no longer strangers and aliens, but you were fellow citizens of God's household.'' This is a time of hope and peace, when our spirits are filled and lifted. It's a time ...

ATF Kansas City:

The ATF Kansas City Field Division webpage was recently updated.  Please see below for the latest information. Bonne Terre, Missouri Man Sentenced on Multiple Drug & Weapons Charges St. Louis, MO – Melvin J. Scherrer, 50, was sentenced to 360 months prison, on federal drug and weapons charges involving the distribution and manufacture of large amounts of methamphetamine from October 2010 to September 2013.  He appeared for sentencing before United States District Judge Catherine D. Perry. Follow ATF on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ATFHQ or @ATFHQ