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American Gun Owners Are More Politically Active Says Study
While gun control continues to be a hot topic in America, the latest study has suggested that the country's gun owners in recent years have exhibited higher levels of political participation, not only in voting but also in donating money to candidates and contacting elected officials.
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US Lawmaker Compares Democrats' Sit-In To AIADMK's Rajya Sabha Protest
A US lawmaker has compared an unprecedented sit-in inside the House of Representatives by Democratic lawmakers to the protest by AIADMK members in the Rajya Sabha in March, saying "other governments may behave this way" but US should not follow suit.
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Democrats Create Havoc On US House Floor Over Gun Control Legislation
Talks intensified in the US Senate on Wednesday on compromise legislation to stop gun sales to people on some terrorism watch lists, as Democrats shut down the House of Representatives to protest their chamber's lack of action.
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US Senate Rejects Gun Control Measures After Orlando
Following the Orlando club massacre, the Republican-controlled US Senate voted down four measures Monday aimed at reducing gun violence, confirmation of the issue's toxicity especially during 2016's heated election climate.
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Barack Obama Meets Massacre Survivors, Victims' Relatives In Orlando
President Barack Obama arrived in Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as the attack prompted the US Senate to move toward voting on gun control measures.
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US Senate plans gun background check vote on Wednesday
The Senate set a long-awaited vote for Wednesday on a bipartisan plan for expanding background checks to more firearms buyers, with supporters facing a steeply uphill path to victory.
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Michelle Obama in emotional plea for US gun control
US first lady Michelle Obama has made a deeply personal entrance into the gun debate on the eve of a pivotal vote in Congress.
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US Senate panel backs tougher gun background checks
A US Senate panel voted along party lines on Tuesday to approve a Democratic bill requiring universal background checks for firearm sales, but passage through the full Congress will be more problematic.
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American Gun Owners Are More Politically Active Says Study
While gun control continues to be a hot topic in America, the latest study has suggested that the country's gun owners in recent years have exhibited higher levels of political participation, not only in voting but also in donating money to candidates and contacting elected officials.
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US Lawmaker Compares Democrats' Sit-In To AIADMK's Rajya Sabha Protest
A US lawmaker has compared an unprecedented sit-in inside the House of Representatives by Democratic lawmakers to the protest by AIADMK members in the Rajya Sabha in March, saying "other governments may behave this way" but US should not follow suit.
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Democrats Create Havoc On US House Floor Over Gun Control Legislation
Talks intensified in the US Senate on Wednesday on compromise legislation to stop gun sales to people on some terrorism watch lists, as Democrats shut down the House of Representatives to protest their chamber's lack of action.
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US Senate Rejects Gun Control Measures After Orlando
Following the Orlando club massacre, the Republican-controlled US Senate voted down four measures Monday aimed at reducing gun violence, confirmation of the issue's toxicity especially during 2016's heated election climate.
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Barack Obama Meets Massacre Survivors, Victims' Relatives In Orlando
President Barack Obama arrived in Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as the attack prompted the US Senate to move toward voting on gun control measures.
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US Senate plans gun background check vote on Wednesday
The Senate set a long-awaited vote for Wednesday on a bipartisan plan for expanding background checks to more firearms buyers, with supporters facing a steeply uphill path to victory.
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Michelle Obama in emotional plea for US gun control
US first lady Michelle Obama has made a deeply personal entrance into the gun debate on the eve of a pivotal vote in Congress.
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US Senate panel backs tougher gun background checks
A US Senate panel voted along party lines on Tuesday to approve a Democratic bill requiring universal background checks for firearm sales, but passage through the full Congress will be more problematic.
