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The justices will decide whether to accept a California case that could test the limits of the Second Amendment.

By LINDA GREENHOUSE

At a militia training camp in Georgia, it was clear that no issue motivates members more than guns and the enduring belief that Hillary Clinton is plotting to take them away.

By DAVID ZUCCHINO

His message resonates with voters who feel guns are all they have.

By DANIEL HAYES

Its time to have a detailed debate on what we can do to rein in gun deaths.

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD

With the nominee increasingly isolated in his own party, the gun rights group has become one of his remaining supporters within the G.O.P. coalition.

By NICK CORASANITI and ALEXANDER BURNS

Readers are shocked by a comment that seemed to invite violence against his opponent.

Mr. Trump has praised the use of violence throughout his campaign.

By ANNA NORTH

Donald J. Trump tried to explain his statement that "Second Amendment people" might be able to stop Hillary Clinton's agenda should she become president, as did the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, and former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York.

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

The menacing language Donald Trump uses about Hillary Clinton is reminiscent of extremists talk that fed Yitzhak Rabins assassin in Israel in 1995.

By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN

Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, said his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, would pick her judges to threaten the Second Amendment.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Issues of race, policing and gun rights have turned into a volatile mix after officer-involved shootings of black men and the killing and wounding of officers by snipers at a protest.

By JOHN ELIGON and FRANCES ROBLES

One of three people arrested, John Cramsey, whose 20-year-old daughter died of a drug overdose, posted on Facebook that he was going to Brooklyn to rescue a 16-year-old girl who was in trouble.

By ELI ROSENBERG and NATE SCHWEBER

While Congress continues to do nothing to stop gun violence, the states take the lead.

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD

The clarification signified an about-face for Mr. Trump, who heartily embraced the argument that more guns equals more safety when discussing the recent massacre in Orlando Fla.

By ALAN RAPPEPORT

The justices on Monday refused to hear a Second Amendment challenge to gun-control measures put in place after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre.

By ADAM LIPTAK

A federal appeals court in San Francisco upheld a California law that imposes stringent conditions on who may be granted a concealed-carry permit.

The two leading presidential candidates are heading for a showdown over their views on carrying concealed weapons, gun-free zones and Second Amendment rights.

By TRIP GABRIEL

The judge ruled that with a challenge pending, the police must not require applicants to have a good reason for a permit to carry a gun on the street.

The decision for the event in Cleveland in July neutralized a debate that had put pressure on the candidates to pick a side.

By MIKE McPHATE

The justices also rejected the reasoning of a Massachusetts court in a Second Amendment case upholding strong limits on stun gun ownership.

By ADAM LIPTAK

The justices will decide whether to accept a California case that could test the limits of the Second Amendment.

By LINDA GREENHOUSE

At a militia training camp in Georgia, it was clear that no issue motivates members more than guns and the enduring belief that Hillary Clinton is plotting to take them away.

By DAVID ZUCCHINO

His message resonates with voters who feel guns are all they have.

By DANIEL HAYES

Its time to have a detailed debate on what we can do to rein in gun deaths.

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD

With the nominee increasingly isolated in his own party, the gun rights group has become one of his remaining supporters within the G.O.P. coalition.

By NICK CORASANITI and ALEXANDER BURNS

Readers are shocked by a comment that seemed to invite violence against his opponent.

Mr. Trump has praised the use of violence throughout his campaign.

By ANNA NORTH

Donald J. Trump tried to explain his statement that "Second Amendment people" might be able to stop Hillary Clinton's agenda should she become president, as did the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, and former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York.

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

The menacing language Donald Trump uses about Hillary Clinton is reminiscent of extremists talk that fed Yitzhak Rabins assassin in Israel in 1995.

By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN

Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, said his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, would pick her judges to threaten the Second Amendment.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Issues of race, policing and gun rights have turned into a volatile mix after officer-involved shootings of black men and the killing and wounding of officers by snipers at a protest.

By JOHN ELIGON and FRANCES ROBLES

One of three people arrested, John Cramsey, whose 20-year-old daughter died of a drug overdose, posted on Facebook that he was going to Brooklyn to rescue a 16-year-old girl who was in trouble.

By ELI ROSENBERG and NATE SCHWEBER

While Congress continues to do nothing to stop gun violence, the states take the lead.

By THE EDITORIAL BOARD

The clarification signified an about-face for Mr. Trump, who heartily embraced the argument that more guns equals more safety when discussing the recent massacre in Orlando Fla.

By ALAN RAPPEPORT

The justices on Monday refused to hear a Second Amendment challenge to gun-control measures put in place after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre.

By ADAM LIPTAK

A federal appeals court in San Francisco upheld a California law that imposes stringent conditions on who may be granted a concealed-carry permit.

The two leading presidential candidates are heading for a showdown over their views on carrying concealed weapons, gun-free zones and Second Amendment rights.

By TRIP GABRIEL

The judge ruled that with a challenge pending, the police must not require applicants to have a good reason for a permit to carry a gun on the street.

The decision for the event in Cleveland in July neutralized a debate that had put pressure on the candidates to pick a side.

By MIKE McPHATE

The justices also rejected the reasoning of a Massachusetts court in a Second Amendment case upholding strong limits on stun gun ownership.

By ADAM LIPTAK

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