NeverAgain movement faces uphill vote push in November
March continued coverage notes experts warn the NeverAgain movement will struggle to translate momentum into policy. Jaclyn Corin, a core member, urged Washington crowds to vote and shared gun violence survivor stories. She and speakers vowed to press on, aiming at November elections.
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Parkland gun control push gains momentum with student leaders
USA TODAY reports on a growing non profit push for gun control and voter education linked to the Parkland students. Richard Aborn cites local action as key while organizers aim to sustain momentum beyond Washington marches.
CLOUD Act bill opens cross border data access for foreign police
Congress tucked the CLOUD Act into the omnibus spending deal allowing foreign police to obtain emails and other data stored abroad with fewer legal hurdles. Supporters say it eases cross border evidence gathering for serious crimes while opponents warn of privacy risks and potential abuses. Microsoft backed the measure noting updated rules on cross border data requests and safeguards against backdoors. The act updates the 32 year old Stored Communications Act and affects cases like Microsoft data stored in Dublin.
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Red flag laws gain traction amid post Parkland activism
Safety groups pursue red flag and extreme risk orders as 22 states and the District of Columbia consider bills. Connecticut Indiana Florida allow police petitions while California Washington Oregon extend to families. Maryland passes House vote. Senate pending. NRA maintains its stance that dangerous people should not have firearms.
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Stormy Daniels says fear led to silence on Trump affair
Stormy Daniels, real name Stephanie Clifford, says she accepted 130000 to stay quiet about an alleged 2006 affair with Donald Trump after being threatened in 2011. She describes a parking lot incident, says she feared for her safety and that the payout was not negotiated but accepted to protect her daughter. Daniels and lawyer Michael Avenatti support the claim as Trump denies the affair and moves to arbitrate a related suit. Daniels tells 60 Minutes she is not an opportunist and aims to defend herself.
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