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The President said the justices’ ruling ‘contradicts both common sense and the constitution’

Lawmakers in Congress are poised to pass the first gun control legislation in three decades. Among the elements in that legislation is support for states to pass what are called “red flag laws.”

The prolonged negotiations among four senators that produced this week’s compromise on a modest gun control bill show how hard it is to reach bipartisan agreement on contentious issues in a time of sharply partisan politics.

The legislation prohibits firearm sales based on juvenile records and subsidizes state laws that suspend gun rights without due process.

Tuesday night, the U.S. Senate finally cleared a procedural vote to move forward with gun control legislation. The action comes after weeks of negotiations.

First major legislation on gun control in US for decades could be put to a vote by the end of the week.

It's the most significant gun safety package considered by the Senate in decades.

With just 13 decisions left on the docket, the Supreme Court still has yet to weigh in on major cases about abortion, climate law and gun control. The decisions will land in the coming weeks.

Uvalde. Another school massacre. Another underage murderer. Another legally purchased weapon of war turned on innocent children. More calls for action. More thoughts and prayers. More braying about upholding the Second Amendment. More pandering.

Just over one week ago, police launched a crackdown on a major gun-trafficking gang in coordinated raids in five provinces, including Bangkok. The operation was highly successful: 16 suspects including the alleged gang leader, a former village headman and a state official were arrested, while dozens of firearms of different…

The Senate is considering the most significant gun safety measure it has seen in decades.