President Joe Biden has renewed his call for an assault weapons ban after dozens were killed or injured in mass shootings in the days leading up to Fourth of July celebrations.
Serbian citizens have turned in thousands of weapons, and hundreds of explosive devices in the first few days of a month-long amnesty period implemented by the Serbian government in support of an anti-gun push following two shootings that took place last week.
President Joe Biden’s administration is moving ahead with plans to send $500 million in weapons support to Taiwan.
A tragic event had occurred Saturday night when gunshots broke out at a “Sweet 16” birthday celebration in a dance studio in Dadeville, Alabama, leaving four teenagers dead and 28 others injured, some of whom were in severe condition.
Iran allegedly smuggled weapons into Syria disguised as deliveries of relief supplies following the devastating earthquake that had struck the region in February, according to a new report by Reuters.
According to John Kirby, a spokesperson for the U.S. Department of National Security, Russia is sending a delegation to North Korea to give food in return for weapons.
Authorities have provided an update on the weapons used during the Monterey Park mass shooting that took place on Lunar New Year in California.
The United States Navy has seized over 2,000 assault rifles after stopping a suspected smuggling vessel in route from Iran.