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Georgia's Gun Laws Are Forcing Atlanta's Midtown Music Festival to Cancel This Year
The annual event takes place in Piedmont Park, a public space where guns are permitted and a short-term tenant of that property can't enforce its own ban
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GOP Candidate Fantasizes About Murdering Political Opponents in New Ad
Eric Greitens is dispensing with any subtlety as he seeks former President Trump's endorsement
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Ohio Shrinks Training Requirement for Teachers to Carry Guns From 700 Hours to 24
Robert Meader, a retired commander of the Columbus Division of Police, called the new requirement "woefully inadequate"
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‘Ignore Guns, Talk Inflation’: Memos Show GOP Strategy After the Uvalde Massacre
Stay cool. Run out the clock. Scare some gun nuts while you can. But don’t worry: this moment will be over soon. That’s the message the Republican Party, Donald Trump, and conservative leaders rapidly coalesced around after a series of mass shootings in recent weeks, including at one at a Texas elementary school. Several strategy […]
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NRA Boss: We’re the Real Victims Here
NRA honcho Wayne LaPierre barely mentioned the slaughter in Uvalde in his Saturday speech. Instead, he whined about politicians who have “weaponized government power against us”
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The Real Reason Republicans Are Loading Their 2022 Campaign Ads With Guns
Conservative candidates have responded to the attack on the Capitol by doubling down on firearm worship and violent imagery to court their base
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DOJ Launches New Strike Forces to Disrupt Gun Trafficking
"All too often, guns found at crime scenes come from hundreds or even thousands of miles away," said Attorney General Merrick Garland
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NYC's Democratic Mayoral Nominee Eric Adams Meets With Biden to Discuss Gun Violence
“The problem in America is the handgun,” Adams said
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More People Are Getting Guns Without FBI Background Checks, Study Says
The FBI's background check process has been overwhelmed as Americans buy firearms at record rates
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87 Ex-Prosecutors Push DOJ to Stop Charging DC Gun Cases Federally, Leading to Longer Sentences
By moving cases from local to federal court, defendants face sentences twice as long on average
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