US gun control
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White House eager to talk bump stocks … so is the NRA … anti-abortion lawmaker resigns in alleged mistress scandal. Get the day’s politics news in 60 seconds every weekday. By Tom McCarthy
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The NRA’s Twitter account has been silent since the mass shooting in Las Vegas – part of a strategy to defer discussion and wait for the news cycle to move on
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America’s gun debate itself is the problem, says Nicole Hockley, whose son Dylan, six, died in the 2012 school shooting. There’s much more to change than gun laws
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Letters: Similarities with a 1966 Texas campus massacre are pointed out by Chris Harris, while others consider the US gun lobby and the second amendment today
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Some may accuse Genghis Cohen of hypocrisy, given he offers access to full or semi-automatic rifles, but he’s speaking out in the wake of the mass shooting
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Bump stocks were a novelty popular with YouTube gun enthusiasts wanting to simulate machine gun fire. Then they were found in a mass shooter’s arsenal
British people think they know America – but the gun control debate shows how little we do