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Woman Fatally Shot In Texas Road Rage Incident, No Suspect In Custody

The husband of Paola Nunez Linares is asking the public for help identifying the driver who killed his wife.
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How The NRA Helped Foment An Armed Insurrection At The Capitol

Insurrectionists had enough ammo to shoot everyone in Congress "five times" — and they were radicalized by decades of NRA fearmongering, a new report finds.
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FBI Sees Surge In Firearm Background Check Requests By People Barred From Owning Guns

Gun safety advocates expressed concern about the new data, which coincides with reports of record sales from firearm retailers across the country.
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Sen. Susan Collins Loses Endorsement Of Major Gun Control Group

Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund supported the Maine Republican in 2014. This year, they've thrown their support behind Democrat Sara Gideon.
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Congress Urged To Protect Domestic Violence Victims In Next COVID-19 Bill

“Lawmakers planning future relief packages can’t forget about the women trapped at home with their abusers,” said one advocate.
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Children Traumatized By Active Shooter Drills, Teachers Unions Say

Some of these trainings do more harm than good, according to the American Federation of Teachers and National Education Association.
By Pat Eaton-Robb, AP

String Of Child Shootings Cast Light On Texas' Shocking Gun Violence

The state has been devastated by some of the country's deadliest mass shootings -- but it also ranks as the worst in accidental gun violence involving children.
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Andrew Yang Brought To Tears By Mother's Question On Gun Violence

The 2020 Democratic presidential candidate became emotional in Iowa while discussing the shooting death of a 4-year-old girl.
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Here's The Big Gun Reform Idea Getting Attention From 2020 Democrats

Elizabeth Warren is the latest to endorse the creation of a federal licensing system.
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Kamala Harris: Trump Was 'Tweeting Out The Ammunition' For El Paso Shooter

The California senator slammed the president's history of racist rhetoric, linking it again to the Texas Walmart massacre.
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