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US shootings: Norway and Finland have similar levels of gun ownership, but far less gun crime
Peter Squires, University of Brighton In the wake of the most recent US mass school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, where 19 pupils and
What’s at stake for Trump, Twitter and politics if the tweeter-in-chief returns from banishment
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Americans are returning to the labor force at a quickening rate – do they just really need the work?
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Joe Biden: a report card on the US president’s first year in office
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