Reason Morning Links: AARP, Al Qaeda, and Big Bear High
- Ohio's legislature liberalizes the state's gun laws.
- AARP reportedly drops its opposition to cuts in Social Security benefits. [Update: AARP claims there's no change here.]
- Ayman al-Zawahiri is now officially in charge of Al Qaeda.
- The Mississippi Supreme Court confirms: Going to church can't be a bail requirement.
- A high school recalls a yearbook because it includes "child pornography"—a photo where a teen in the background has his hand inside another teen's clothes.
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