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A midday shooting just two blocks from the White House left three people injured, including two National Guardsmen, prompting a major police response and shutting down a busy part of Washington, D.C. The suspect is in custody as law enforcement continues to investigate.
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Explore Concealed Nation’s new interactive maps for concealed carry reciprocity, duty to inform, castle doctrine, and stand your ground laws. Updated regularly and built to help gun owners stay informed, confident, and legally prepared in every state.
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A Chicago concealed carry holder defended herself during a failed carjacking attempt by shooting a teen rapper, Kamari Bonslater, who was already out on pretrial release. Prosecutors now say the rapper and accomplices opened fire during the botched robbery before he was shot multiple times and arrested.
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A holiday celebration in Concord, North Carolina turned tragic when a shooting left four people hospitalized and disrupted the annual Christmas tree lighting. Police have identified three suspects and confirmed the violence was not random, stemming from a dispute between known individuals.
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A man with a long criminal history was fatally shot by his nephew in a possible act of self-defense during a violent domestic incident in Mobile County, Alabama. The deceased had allegedly assaulted an ex-girlfriend and threatened others before grabbing knives and charging at his nephew, prompting the shooting.
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As of November 16, 2025, Delaware residents must now obtain a permit before purchasing a handgun. The new law includes mandatory training and background checks but offers exemptions for certain groups, including concealed carry license holders and law enforcement.
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A bold robbery at Olivia’s Fine Jewelry in Madera, CA, ended in chaos when the store owner fired at masked thieves fleeing with $170,000 in stolen gems. Security footage shows the moment the owner confronted and chased the suspects into the street, with police still searching for the culprits.
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A 26-year-old woman was critically injured after a man set her on fire during a confrontation aboard a Chicago L train. The incident, now under investigation, serves as a harsh reminder of the unpredictable dangers of public transit and the importance of personal safety awareness.
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An Indiana homeowner has been charged with voluntary manslaughter after shooting and killing a woman who mistakenly arrived at his home for a cleaning job. The homeowner claimed self-defense, but investigators found no evidence of forced entry or aggression from the victim.
