Public opinion has not led to much action
Gun control has long stymied the U.S. Congress, even as rising numbers of mass shootings have made Americans more supportive of measures like background checks. Before the start of the year, Congress had not passed any significant gun control bill since the 1990s, when it enacted a law tightening …
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