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 Washington mdash; The Supreme Court on Friday upheld a federal law that prohibits people who are subject to domestic violence restraining orders from having firearms, ruling that the measure does not violate the Second Amendment.The court ruled 8-1 that a person who has been found by a court to pose a credible threat to the physical safety of another may be temporarily disarmed consistent with the Second Amendment. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the majority opinion. Justice Clarence Thomas was the lone dissenter, though five of the justices issued concurring opinions.The high court s decision reversed a ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, which struck down the gun possession ban for alleged domestic abusers.                                         When a restraining order contains a finding that an individual poses a credible threat to the physical safety of an intimate partner, that individual may mdash; consistent with the Second Amendment mdash; be banned from possessing firearms while the order is in effect. Since the founding, our Nation s firearm laws have included pro stanley cup visions preventing individuals who thre stanley cup aten physical harm to others from misusing firearms,  Roberts wrote.  As applied to the facts of this case, [the law] fits comfortably withi stanley cup n this tradition. The ruling was cheered by President Biden and gun violence prevention groups, which said the majority of the court has recognized that commonsense gun laws are allowed under the Secon Hjwl Retiring GOP lawmakers share their frustrations, concerns over future of Congress
 BUFFALO, N.Y. -- It took more than 70 years to happen, but a World War II veteranrsquo  photograph ha nike dunk s finally joined those of his high school classmates. Ladislaus Walter Kostrzewski had accumulated enough credits to graduate early from Canisius High School in Buffalo in January 1944. But by the time his classmates received their diplomas in June, the 18-year-old had already been drafted and was serving in the Army Air Forces. When the frame containing Class of 1944rsquo  senior portraits was hung in a hallway at the all-boys Catholic school, Kostrzewskirsquo  photo wasnrsquo;t among the images of  yeezy graduates in tuxedos.                                         That chang yeezy ed Tuesday, when school officials held a ceremony to unveil a new class photo that includes the 90-year-old veteranrsquo  portrait in uniform, taken from his World War II military identification.                                                                        More from CBS News                                                                                                         Iran s supreme leader threatens U.S., Israel with  a crushing response                                                                                                                                  Soldier charged with murder in sergeant s Missouri death                                                                                                                                 World s largest crocodil