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States can soon apply for federal money for red flag laws - Vimarsana News

States can soon apply for federal money for red flag laws

An 18-year-old with several swastikas and a school kill list on his bedroom wall was prohibited from possessing firearms after the Denver Police Department petitioned in June for an Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) under Colorado’s red flag law. The same department filed for another ERPO in June in the case of a 31-year-old man after they said he called the Adams County Courthouse in Brighton, Colorado, to threaten a “mass shooting.” Police successfully petitioned for an ERPO that would prohibit him from accessing firearms for at least a year.

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Michael Bloomberg and the Gun-Violence Prevention Movement: It's Complicated - Vimarsana News

Michael Bloomberg and the Gun-Violence Prevention Movement: It's Complicated

The former New York City mayor draws praise for his longtime advocacy, but critics wonder whether a billionaire can be at the center of a true movement.

CPA recommends single standard for construction product competence - Vimarsana News

CPA recommends single standard for construction product competence

Proposals which could lead to radical change around construction product competence (CPC) have been laid out in a new white paper. The Built environment –

Kaspersky partners with NCSA, enhancing cybersecurity workforce efficiency - Vimarsana News

Kaspersky partners with NCSA, enhancing cybersecurity workforce efficiency

As cyberattacks become more sophisticated and security solutions require more resources to analyze the huge amount of data, many organizations need advanced security services that deal with this growing complexity in real-time, 24x7.

What Made Congress Finally Do Something About Gun Violence? Philanthropy-Backed Evidence. - Vimarsana News

What Made Congress Finally Do Something About Gun Violence? Philanthropy-Backed Evidence.

The data produced by nonprofits was central to passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. But increased funding is needed to make the evidence case for more expansive gun policy.