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Gun raffles stoke debate after Conn. shooting

Gun giveaways are an attractive way to make money or draw in customers. But in the wake of the shooting rampage in a Connecticut school, such raffles are drawing criticism.

Gun owners talk: Self protection is more complex than 'stand and fight'

Opinion Gabrielle Giffords and NRA are both right about one thing: US culture of violence

Armed Arizona posse guards schools: Vigilantes or vigilance?

Colorado shooting: Judge set to decide if Holmes will stand trial

Sandy Hook: Could shooting be gun-control tipping point?

Sandy Hook: Police say shooter forced his way into school

Sandy Hook school shooting: Few easy answers for a violent culture (+video)

Global News Blog No clear winners in trial of Anders Behring Breivik

Latin America Monitor Venezuela: Can calls for gun control trump election year divides?

The Monitor's View An opening for gun control after Colorado shooting and charges on James Holmes

Why gun sales are surging in Colorado (+video)

A year after Breivik's massacre, Norway tightens antiterror laws

Breivik trial turns more confrontational as Utøya witnesses begin testimony

Global News Blog Faced with Breivik's unflinching account, Norway surprises world with its civility

Change Agent Actor-activist Sean Penn says he's in Haiti for the long haul

Norway killer Breivik: Voices in my head told me 'Don't do this'

Pakistan court extends detention of US embassy official

Gun control: Some action, but mostly silence in Washington after Arizona shootings

Aftermath of Arizona shooting: More guns in more hands?

Arizona memorial service to be attended by Obama

Why Jared Loughner was allowed to buy a gun

Arizona shooting suspect charged with trying to assassinate Rep. Giffords

Targeting guns to reduce violent crime

Surprise winner of Obama stimulus spending: gun industry