Red flag gun plan gains momentum in Congress
Senators Graham and Blumenthal push a bipartisan federal grants approach to encourage states to adopt red flag laws to remove guns from dangerous individuals after mass shootings in Texas and Ohio. President Trump backs the plan as Democrats and some Republicans back stronger gun safety, while McConnell signals willingness to act.
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Trump visits Dayton and El Paso amid protests
Protests greet President Trump in Dayton and El Paso as he tours scenes of mass shootings and meets survivors and first responders. Critics blame incendiary rhetoric for fueling violence while Trump defends his tone and immigration stance. Protests chant gun controls, with locals urging action and empathy for victims.
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Pakistan downgrades ties with India over Kashmir crisis
Pakistan announces expulsion of the Indian ambassador and suspension of bilateral trade in protest of India’s moves in Kashmir. The Indian government imposed a security lockdown, revoked statehood and special status, while Pakistan seeks UN pressure and maintains moral support for Kashmiris. Sharat Sabharwal calls the measures symbolic.
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