Coverage dated July 6, 2022

U.S. House panel presses gun makers to testify before Congress

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U.S. House panel wants gun makers to testify

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  1. Pennsylvania Capital-Star

    U.S. House panel presses gun makers to testify before Congress - Pennsylvania Capital-Star (opens Pennsylvania Capital-Star)

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    U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., requested that all three CEOs respond by Friday if they will testify on the hearing set for July 20.

  2. Virginia Mercury

    U.S. House panel presses gun makers to testify before Congress (opens Virginia Mercury)

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    U.S. House panel wants gun makers to testify

  3. FOX Business

    Congress calling gun manufacturer CEOs to testify following mass shootings (opens FOX Business)

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    The CEOs of three leading American gun manufacturers have been called upon to testify at an upcoming House Oversight Committee hearing following a string of mass shootings.

  4. New Hampshire Union Leader

    House committee calls CEOs of gun manufacturer to testify (opens New Hampshire Union Leader)

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    WASHINGTON - The House Oversight Committee is ramping up its investigation into gun manufacturers and has requested that CEOs of three major gun manufacturers appear before Congress at the end

  5. Missouri Independent

    U.S. House panel presses gun makers to testify before Congress • Missouri Independent (opens Missouri Independent)

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    A House committee has requested that CEOs of three gun manufacturing companies appear before Congress to testify on gun violence.

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