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is generally lawful with a state permit, but the picture at protests is more complicated: federal and state actors can and have asserted limits, and Minnesota law includes provisions that allow author...
A clear national rule does not exist: there is no federal ban on and states approach the issue through a patchwork of laws that sometimes ban guns from capitol grounds, specified “sensitive places,” o...
Current public data do not provide a single “percentage that a Black person will commit murder” for the United States; available sources report homicide victimization rates and offender counts by race...
law carves out a set of place-based limits on where even a valid permit holder may carry a handgun: most prominently and many state buildings in the Capitol area, state correctional facilities and sta...
A single, definitive list of states that bar firearms at political demonstrations or across entire capitol grounds does not exist in the provided reporting; instead, advocacy groups, think‑tanks and n...
A patchwork of state laws — not a single federal ban — governs : a small number of states have statutes that explicitly forbid carrying firearms at parades, demonstrations, or marching with arms, whil...
is legally fraught: available reporting shows Minnesota permit-holders are generally allowed to carry in public and many gun-rights advocates and local experts say exercising First and rights together...
whether firearms may be carried at protests, and a patchwork of statutes, court rulings, and local rules yields conflicting totals and rules: one advocacy tracker counts 16 states that bar concealed o...
States governed by Democratic majorities generally have —including universal background checks, permitting regimes, assault-weapons restrictions, and broader use of extreme risk (red flag) laws—while ...
Available international rankings show several small, high‑income countries with extremely low firearm death rates; among countries commonly cited for the lowest gun‑death rates are Singapore and sever...
A patchwork of state laws regulates , parading and paramilitary activity: researchers and legal advocates report that every state has some prohibition touching private paramilitary conduct, while narr...
has tracked state laws that and demonstrations, but its materials and third‑party reporting disagree on the exact count and the scope of prohibitions — with reporting 11 states plus that ban at demons...
Las estimaciones convergen en que las fuerzas de seguridad de Estados Unidos matan entre aproximadamente 900 y 1,400 personas por año, con la mayoría de bases de datos independientes y medios situando...
Multiple major reviews and advocacy scorecards conclude that stricter state gun laws are associated with lower gun death rates and that specific policies—like background checks, secure-storage/child-a...
Motives for partisan gun violence vary across ideological lines: researchers and watchdogs report that right-wing violence has often been driven by racial supremacy and opposition to government author...
Conservative-leaning states that consistently appear among the highest in per-capita gun death rates include Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, New Mexico and Alaska; the Violence Policy Center and CDC ...
There is no single federal prohibition on or vote‑counting facilities; instead, states vary widely and reporting collects different tallies. Major trackers report that a minority of states explicitly ...
States with stricter gun laws are, in aggregate, associated with lower gun death rates and often lower firearm homicide rates, but the relationship is correlational rather than uniformly causal in 202...
Charlie Kirk made the remark that “it’s worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment” while defending an armed citizenry as the pr...
National data and city studies show large, persistent racial gaps: recent summaries report Black homicide victimization rates roughly 6–8 times higher than White rates (for example, 20.6 vs. 3.3 per 1...