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i don't mean to get all preachy about it. it's no sure thing. whatever they come up with will likely be less than what democrats want and a tough sell in the red states. they are looking at bolstering checks on 18 to 21-year-olds who want to buy semiautomatic weapons, red flag laws, school security, and mental health care. the white house says president joe biden is optimistic on negotiations and believes, quote, any step is a step forward. and you only have to listen to this to know how crucial all this is. a fourth grade teacher shot in his classroom in uvalde. every one of his stu...

and we'll see you tomorrow night. a big show to get to tonight. thanks so much. this is "don lemon tonight," and we are at a very critical point in this country right now. a crucial point, as a matter of fact. a moment when we get to decide whether we're going to do something about the gun violence that is killing more and more americans every day, even if it's only a first step, or do nothing and just watch more and more funerals, more and more families torn apart. this could be the moment. i don't want to get preachy about it but it could be the moment. a bipartisan group of senato...

QCOSTARICA -- With ten legislative bills with the support of the legislators, the judiciary, and the executive branch is expected to curb the wave of crime in Costa Rica. Among the changes are eliminating prison benefits, provisional release and timorous criminal regulations, Costa Rica is preparing to validate a new tough law against contract killings,…

QCOSTARICA -- "Indagan supuesto diálogo gobierno-narco", “Narcotráfico se afianza en Costa Rica”, are the headlines this Thursday by Mexico's El Universal that suggested that the Costa Rican government had negotiated an agreement with drug cartels to reduce the number of homicides in the country, in exchange for the cartels being allowed to move drugs. President…

It was fairly amazing in the wake of the initial leaks on NSA surveillance efforts that we saw folks in DC -- including many in the press -- try to claim that it was (a) no big deal and (b) everyone knew it was going on anyway. Soon after this came out, Steve Worona pointed…