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We discuss whose interests the powerful US lobby is actually representing as the gun control debate rages on.
Bipartisanship of the wrong variety is all over the US - from gun laws to marriage laws to Iraq war, argues Schecter.
Proposal backed by gun lobby touts armed security personnel as part of solution to end school violence.
NRA President David Keene, like Wayne LaPierre, "doesn't believe in closing the gun show loophole", argues Schecter.
Former US congresswoman Gabby Giffords, who was shot in the head in 2011, makes emotional plea to stop gun violence.
NRA is a "consistent nihilist", looking at a certain number of dead American children as "the cost of doing business".
Defiant National Rifle Association rejects tighter gun control in US as solution to tragedies such as Newtown massacre.
Lies and half-truths are nothing new in US elections but why is this cycle seeing new lows in campaign standards?
The way most Americans react to a tragedy like the shooting in Colorado is to feel overwhelming sadness for the victims.
Negotiators scramble to reach consensus on treaty cracking down on the $60bn business of illicit trading in small arms.
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