The attack, which killed two people and seriously wounded 10 others near a gay club in Oslo, came hours before the city’s Pride parade, which has now been canceled.
Tag: Mass Shootings
2 Killed and at Least 19 Wounded in Shooting in Norway’s Capital
The shooting happened near a popular gay club in downtown Oslo, on the weekend when the city is set to host its Pride parade.
When Gun Violence Outrage Isn’t Enough to Bring Reform
An examination of crises in the Americas — including school shootings in the U.S. — yields a sobering theory about why even a national outpouring of pain cannot always overcome political divides.
Mass Shootings Are a Reality in Many Communities
In some communities, shootings are a daily occurrence.
Bosnia on the Brink
Caught up in a 21st-century stew of ethnonationalism and fake history, the country’s Serbs are now endangering its fragile peace.
Your Thursday Briefing: Russia’s Land Bridge
Moscow is trying to deepen its hold on occupied Ukrainian territory in the south.
Why Canada Races on Gun Policy When America Crawls
The speed of policymaking in Canada, and its frequent deadlock in the U.S., may come down to the rules of their political systems.
Canada Plans to Ban Handgun Sales and Possession of Assault Weapons
“We have a responsibility to act to prevent more tragedies,” Prime Minister Trudeau said as he proposed tightening the country’s already stringent control of firearms.
A Shattered Town
Families and loved ones are leaning on each other to cope with the Texas school shooting.
Your Friday Briefing: Where Were the Police?
Questions emerge after the Texas school shooting.