Gun Control
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Massachusetts Voters Decide Fate of Nine Historic Ballot Measures
Voters across Massachusetts decided a record-tying nine ballot questions on November 3, 2026, approving public records expansion while rejecting gun law repeal.
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Voters in Massachusetts and Idaho Face Divergent Gun Ballot Measures
Voters in Massachusetts and Idaho will decide starkly contrasting firearm ballot measures on November 3, 2026, touching on state registries and symbolic designations.
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Armed Bystander Neutralizes 16-Year-Old Shooter in Deadly Bend Elementary Rampage
A 16-year-old gunman killed three children and a teacher at a Bend, Oregon elementary school before an intervening bystander shot him dead.
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The Innocence Before the Storm: The Last Portrait of Dunblane Primary
A frozen moment of childhood innocence, this classroom portrait captures the students of Dunblane Primary School just before a 1996 tragedy forever altered British law and collective memory.
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Thai government vows stricter gun laws after school shooting leaves seven dead
A 14-year-old student killed seven people in Nonthaburi, prompting the Thai government to pledge immediate legislative action on gun ownership.
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Supreme Court to Review Six-Person Jury Standard; Declines New York Gun Industry Challenge
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a challenge to the constitutionality of six-person juries, while simultaneously turning away a major industry challenge to New York’s firearm liability law.
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The Dual Frontier: 3D Printing’s Rise in Manufacturing and the ‘Ghost Gun’ Legal Crisis
As 3D printing technology advances toward industrial sustainability, a federal conviction in Illinois and new New York mandates highlight the widening gap between innovative engineering and the regulation of untraceable firearms.
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The Duality of ‘Ghosts’: From Generational Trauma to Unregulated Firearm Proliferation
An analytical look at the two meanings of ‘ghosts’ in contemporary society: the psychological weight of familial trauma and the rising security threat of un-serialized firearms.
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Ben-Gvir Expands Jerusalem Gun Access Amid Legal Scrutiny
Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has significantly widened gun license eligibility in Jerusalem, even as his office faces ongoing investigations into the legality of previous permit approvals.
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Sig Sauer Handgun Identified Amid Fatal Minneapolis Federal Agent Shooting
A Sig Sauer Emperor Scorpion handgun was identified in a fatal shooting by federal agents in Minneapolis, fueling intense local-federal tensions and widespread protests. This incident, the third of its kind this month, highlights broader conflicts over federal immigration enforcement.
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Australia Splits Hate Speech and Gun Laws, Drops Racial Vilification Amid Political Pressure
Australia’s Labor government has separated its proposed hate speech reforms from gun control legislation and dropped a controversial racial vilification offense, aiming to secure parliamentary approval after widespread opposition from both the Greens and the Coalition.
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Charlie Kirk’s Assassination: Fallout of “Democrats vs. Republicans”
The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a Utah university has sent shockwaves through the U.S., sparking fierce political debates and concerns over escalating violence.
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Atlanta CDC Shooting: Suspect Identified Amid Tragic Incident
Authorities have identified the suspect involved in a shooting at the CDC headquarters in Atlanta, which tragically claimed one life and left others shaken. The incident has sparked debates about workplace security and gun control.