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Every year, 30,000 Americans are shot dead, with 18,000 of those being children, reflecting the dangers of gun ownership in the country.
Every half hour, a child in the United States is killed or injured by a gun, making firearms the second leading cause of death for American youth.
At least 13 people were killed in a mass shooting at a community college in Oregon, prompting many Christians to arm themselves for protection.
Nine Republicans and two Democrats compete in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary, where over 40 percent of voters are independents.
Paul Revere's midnight ride on April 18, 1775, is recounted in a modern poem that intertwines historical events with contemporary references.
At fifty-eight, Millie changed her name and began living as a woman after years of hiding her true self while working as a painter in Austin, Texas.
In Kennesaw, Georgia, a law mandates that every head of household must possess at least one working firearm with ammunition, reflecting local attitudes towards gun ownership.
Around 1,000 Proud Boys and pro-Trump activists gathered in Portland for a rally called "End Antifa," prompting nearby counter protests.
Katie Hill spends about 70% of her time in her apartment, which serves as her unofficial campaign headquarters for the 25th congressional district primary election.
One election official received a threat stating their children would be harmed if they did not comply with demands related to the 2020 election.
One person can kill and injure almost 600 people in a matter of minutes, a reality that survivors of mass shootings confront in America.
Mike Dunn, a 19-year-old gun rights activist, identifies as a boogaloo boy, part of a movement preparing for a second civil war.
A local resident states that it costs nearly $1,000 more per month to buy a home than to rent, reflecting the economic challenges in their community.
The number of Black gun owners rose to 25% in 2021, up from 14% six years earlier, as many seek to protect themselves and their communities.
The 1992 Ruby Ridge siege, involving Randy Weaver and federal agents, continues to influence contemporary discussions on gun rights and law enforcement tactics.
Four or more people are shot in hundreds of mass shootings each year in the United States, complicating efforts for meaningful change in gun laws.
