Mass killings surge as U S begins 2023 with gun violence
A broad snapshot shows 2023 starting with deadly mass shootings across the United States. Victims include a Lunar New Year dance hall attack in California, a 6 year old wounding a teacher in Virginia, and multiple other incidents. Experts cite ample gun availability, stress from the pandemic and social isolation as factors.
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Biden to approve sending M1 Abrams to Ukraine amid tank debate
U S officials anticipate a decision to send slightly over 30 M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, with Germany likely approving Poland’s transfer of Leopard 2 tanks. Announcement could come today, though deliveries may take months. Authorities spoke on condition of anonymity as talks continue.
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Kansas Governor Kelly pushes parental tax credits and medical marijuana plan
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly urged education flexibility with parental tax dollars for private or home schooling and pressed for medical marijuana legalization amid broader GOP moves. She defended bipartisan aims, noted budget milestones, and faced Republican leaders pushing tax reform and anti woke education stances while addressing lawmakers during her second term.
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