Obama ‘backs assault weapons ban’
US President Barack Obama wants to reinstate an assault weapons ban in the wake of the mass killings in Newtown, Connecticut, his spokesman says. Jay Carney said the president was “actively supportive” of a...
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Gov. Rick Perry: Let Teachers Carry Weapons
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS (CBS 11 NEWS) – Texas Governor Rick Perry called the Sandy Hook school shooting an evil that came to visit, but he said he hopes the federal government will not have a...
Privacy Champions Hand Facebook an Ultimatum
A German state privacy protection authority issued an ultimatum to Facebook this week: The company can either stop forcing members to use their real names, or face fines. The social networking site says it...
Cerberus to sell gunmaker Freedom Group after shootings
(Reuters) – Following pressure from a major investor, U.S. private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management is selling gunmaker Freedom Group, whose BushAR 15 rifle was used in the Connecticut school massacre last week. The...
Gun control or fewer gun restrictions debate
John Lott, the gun advocate who recently had a heated encounter with Piers Morgan, spoke to Soledad O’Brien on Monday morning — continuing to make his pro-gun argument. O’Brien had a hard time stomaching...
Mayor Bloomberg Calls for Tougher Gun Laws
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and dozens of shooting survivors and victims’ relatives are calling on Congress and President Barack Obama to tighten gun laws and enforcement.
Germans Consider Brit-Style CCTV after Foiled Bombing
Germany’s former capital narrowly escaped a deadly bombing last week when a device placed on a train station platform failed to detonate. The authorities suspect radical Islamists, but they are having trouble finding the...
“We Can’t Tolerate This Anymore”: Obama Vows Action
DemocracyNow.org — In the deadliest rampage at an elementary school in U.S. history, 20 first-grade students and six staff members were killed Friday in Newtown, Connecticut. All of the children killed were six and...
Co-founder of the World Wide Web speaks about internet regulations
Co-founder of the World Wide Web, Robert Cailliau, speaks about internet regulations.
