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Russian Buk Fires Missile Into Sky Over Ukraine
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The National Rifle Association will hold its conference in Houston this week, just days after 19 children and two adults were killed at Robb Elementary.
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Josh Duggar Sentence Date as TV Star Faces up to 40 Years Behind Bars
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Congress Has Not Passed Any Gun Control Legislation Since Sandy Hook
The May 24 shooting in Uvalde was the deadliest shooting at an elementary school in ten years since Sandy Hook. What has happened since then?
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The Florida governor is 'Trump without the personality baggage,' as a GOP insider puts it, and his recent moves suggest he's gearing up for a presidential run.
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Russia has fired more missiles in the Ukraine war than have been fired by any country in any conflict since WWII—and has shockingly little to show for it.
Stacey Abrams Faces Uphill Battle to Defeat Brian Kemp in Georgia
Kemp, the Peach State's incumbent governor, easily overcame a challenge from former Senator David Perdue in Tuesday's Republican primary.
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Researcher Jonathan Barichivich believes the tree is 5,484 years old, but it cannot be scientifically dated the normal way as the trunk is too wide.
Ted Cruz, Ken Paxton Propose Guns in Schools After Texas Shooting Horror
The Republicans suggested that arming teachers or placing more officers on campus would be more effective than stricter gun laws.
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