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A Medal of Valor ceremony in Colorado Springs, where many police officers now carry AR-15s.
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Their proximity in the New York Mets clubhouse highlights the fact that they are, by most measures, the most dominant right-handers of what is likely to be looked upon as a transitional era in baseball.
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The Washington Post examined autopsy and postmortem reports from nearly a hundred victims of past mass shootings that involved an AR-15 style rifle.
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“I would say we’ve gone about as far as we can go,” said Sen. John Cornyn (R-Tex.), a key negotiator of a bipartisan gun control package that passed last year.
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