'A license to kill': Missouri self-defense laws criticized in wake of Ralph Yarl shooting | World & Nation

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Missouri state Rep. Maggie Nurrenbern has been sounding the alarm for years over the state’s loose gun laws and in February introduced a bill limiting the

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