Colorado’s Gun Storage and Cage-Free Eggs
Over in Colorado, a new law requires anyone leaving a handgun in an unattended vehicle to lock it in a hard-sided container, hidden from plain sight. Beginning in July, concealed-carry applicants must complete an eight-hour training course.
But Colorado isn’t just about firearms. All eggs sold in the state must now come from cage-free facilities, a move driven by animal welfare groups demanding more humane conditions for hens.
New Hampshire’s Second Amendment Emphasis
Unlike California, the Granite State has taken a different approach by strengthening Second Amendment rights. Starting January 1, New Hampshire outlaws the use of certain merchant category codes that monitor gun purchases, a measure supported by the NRA. The state will also enforce tighter bail reform policies, holding specific criminal suspects in custody for longer periods.
“We believe responsible gun owners should not be penalized through backdoor methods,” Mark Townsend, an NRA spokesperson, told local media. “New Hampshire is leading the way on privacy protections.”
