Swiss gun culture grows as fears of terror rise
In Burgdorf near Bern Daniel Wyss reports brisk sales of pistols and rifles amid rising Swiss fear of terrorist attacks after Europe’s recent terror incidents. Switzerland’s gun prevalence persists with strict rules, background checks for private ownership, and civilian arms storage, though authorities warn against arming for terror.
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Guam Eyes Rising Limits for Child Sex Abuse Claims
Guam moves to become the first U S territory to let survivors sue abusers without time limits. A public hearing on Bill 326-33 to remove statutes of limitations is set to resume. Accusers cite church leaders including Archbishop Apuron and multiple alleged incidents from the 1970s.
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