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'When does this stop?' For 2023, an alarmingly bloody start

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In a country with more guns than people — and one emerging from three years of...

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Pioneer Press

‘When does this stop?’ For 2023, an alarmingly bloody start

In a country with more guns than people, Americans are beginning the year with a steady barrage of mass slaughter.

1 year ago·St Paul, United States

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WKMG

'When does this stop?' For 2023, an alarmingly bloody start

In a country with more guns than people — and one emerging from three years of isolation, stress and infighting amid the pandemic — Americans are beginning 2023 with a steady barrage of mass slaughter.Eleven people killed as they welcomed the Lunar New Year at a dance hall popular with older Asian Americans. A teen mother and her baby shot in the head in an attack that killed five generations. A 6-year-old shooting his first-grade teacher in the…

1 year ago·Orlando, United States

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Click on Detroit

'When does this stop?' For 2023, an alarmingly bloody start

America has more guns than people — and it's starting 2023 with a steady barrage of violence after three years of isolation, stress and infighting during the pandemic.

1 year ago·Detroit, United States

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Denver Post

‘When does this stop?’ For 2023, an alarmingly bloody start

By MARYCLAIRE DALE In a country with more guns than people — and one emerging from three years of isolation, stress and infighting amid the pandemic — Americans are beginning 2023 with a steady barrage of mass slaughter. Eleven people killed as they welcomed the Lunar New Year at a dance hall popular with older Asian Americans. A teen mother and her baby shot in the head in an attack that killed five generations. A 6-year-old shooting his first-…

1 year ago·Denver, United States

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'When does this stop?' For 2023, an alarmingly bloody start

America has more guns than people — and it's starting 2023 with a steady barrage of violence after three years of isolation, stress and infighting during the pandemic.

1 year ago·San Antonio, United States

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