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Fact check: Have mass shootings decreased in the US since 2022 law?

Then-President Biden signed 2022 gun violence legislation aiming for reform, but its effect remains unclear.

Al Jazeera

Nearly two years after the Uvalde massacre, here’s who has been reprimanded and where investigations stand

As a grand jury considers whether any law enforcement officers are criminally charged for their inaction during the Robb Elementary shooting, some families say they feel they’ve been let down and betrayed by elected officials.

The Texas Tribune

Fourth of July is a US celebration. Why is it the riskiest day for mass shootings?

Homicides spike in the summer, and large gatherings with a lot of people – and alcohol thrown in – can see gun violence

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FACT FOCUS: NYC crime is not worst ever, despite claims

Social media users are claiming crime in New York City is the worst it’s been in a generation, especially in Manhattan where former President Donald Trump faces criminal charges

The Independent UK

Deadly shootings in California: The scourge of gun violence in the US

This week, the US state of California was rocked by two mass shootings just two days apart. The massacres are just the latest in a long line of shootings that have made the US the world's number one country in gun ownership and gun deaths. The carnage pushed President Joe…

France 24

Monterey Park suspect is oldest known mass shooter in US

LOS ANGELES — The gunman who opened fire in a Monterey Park ballroom Saturday and killed 11 people is the oldest person to carry out such an attack in the U.S., according to research.

Los Angeles Times

Texas revamps ‘active-shooter’ drills at K-12 schools to minimize trauma

AUSTIN, Texas — After Britt Kelly’s son participated in a lockdown drill two years ago in his Lamar, Texas, kindergarten class, he had nightmares and wet his bed. Now 8, he can sleep only with a light on.

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US mass shootings are getting deadlier and more common, analysis shows

The last five years have seen more mass shootings than any other comparable time span dating back to 1966

The Guardian - US

How lockdown drills affect kids

"Surprise" drills, and poorly managed ones, can make children more stressed and depressed

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