Red flag gun laws pass in eleven states
Eleven states have enacted red flag gun laws allowing law enforcement or state officials to obtain court orders to temporarily seize firearms from individuals showing dangerous behavior. In five states, family or household members may initiate the firearm seizure requests.
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Guns Linked to Dementia Cases Prompt Safety Calls
A Kaiser Health News analysis notes more than 60 dementia related gun incidents since 2012 with victims including caregivers and strangers. It finds many shooters acted during confusion or aggression and some were deemed incompetent to stand trial. The piece cites Washington state data showing dual trends of cognitive decline and firearm access among seniors and discusses legal and safety implications.
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Kavanaugh Emerges as Likely Supreme Court Pick
The high court spotlight centers on Brett Kavanaugh as a conservative appellate judge with a strong track record on government regulation and separation of powers. Backed by the White House and conservative groups, his confirmation faces Senate hurdles, with ad buys planned in several states to sway moderate Democrats.
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Final four boys and coach await cave rescue
Thai rescue leaders weigh when the last four boys and their coach will be freed from the flooded cave. Eight have been rescued so far and are in hospital, with ongoing efforts to reach the remaining team amid monsoon rains and rising water.
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Trump team misses deadline on migrant family reunification
A Justice Department lawyer said the administration would miss the first court ordered deadline to reunite about 100 immigrant children under age five with parents. Two families have been reunified and 59 more expected by Tuesday. remaining cases involve deported or jailed parents, complicating rapid reunification.
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