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The Syllabus: What you need to know for the May 18 ‘MHP’
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In the South, a love of guns and a loss of life
Louisiana has the highest gun-murder rate in the country. Yet state lawmakers have pushed an aggressive campaign to loosen the state’s already lax gun laws. A coalition of Republicans and white Democrats has banded together to fight gun control efforts of a small minority of mostly black legislators. Read More
Bloomberg anti-gun group features Aurora family in targeting Sen. Flake
In a TV ad, Caren and Tom Teves, whose son Alex was killed in the Colorado movie theater shooting last summer, say Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake didn’t keep his promise to support tougher background checks. Read More
Too Young to Die: Sincere Tymere Smith
Sincere could count forward and backward, and already knew his colors. "He was just a playful little boy," the family's pastor told MSNBC. Read More
District of Columbia considers mandatory $250K insurance for gun buyers
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The NRA helps Ayotte obscure her unpopular vote on background checks
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Watertown police officers: How the Tsarnaev firefight went down
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Mitch McConnell to voters: Please ‘like’ me
The 71-year-old senator is investing in a bold social strategy in hopes he can Tweet, Tumblr, and Harlem Shake his way to reelection. Read More
Too Young to Die: Alec McGlory
Alec, 17, was an honor roll student and member of the National Honor Society who planned to attend Southwestern State Oklahoma University in the fall. Read More
New Orleans shooting: Police identify a suspect
The police chief and mayor asked the community to step up. "Somebody knows something," said the mayor. Hours later, the cops had identified a suspect. Read More
Mother’s Day shooting: Handguns and urban violence
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Second-term crisis? Obama faces down critics on multiple fronts
The president is under fire on two major issues this week: an IRS scandal and months-old Benghazi talking points. The political assault on Obama is leaving some to wonder if he is facing the familiar “second-term curse,” or is simply stuck in temporary partisan cross hairs. Read More
Rubio goes to bat for Ayotte over gun control
The possible 2016 presidential candidate's political action committee, Reclaim America PAC, is going up in New Hampshire with a television ad backing Ayotte on her votes against gun control. Read More
Mother’s Day shooting leaves 12 injured in New Orleans
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Moms gain political power and influence
As mothers have taken a leading role in fighting for social justice, they've changed the conversation about what issues matter. Read More
Meet two Brooklyn designers fighting for gun reform
Brooklyn designers Faun Chapin and Meg Paradise are using their skills as designers to shame members of Congress standing in the way of gun policy reforms. Read More