Even though the Second Amendment is a supposedly "inalienable" right, our interpretation of it has changed over the years.In the United States of America, there is no government-sanctioned definition of a mass shooting — the crime that has polarized the already contentious debate over firearms regulations like nothing else in the history of gun control in America.
In lieu of a formal definition, some agencies adopt the FBI’s standard for mass murder: an event where an individual takes the lives of “four or more people in a single incident (not including himself), typically in a single location. Read More...
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21 Pictures Of An Arizona Desert Snowstorm As A Winter Wonderland View Gallery Something fairly unusual happened in the Southwestern Sonoran Desert as the year 2018 gave way to 2019: there was a substantial desert snowstorm. Read More...
Aum Shinrikyo was founded in 1980s Japan as a yoga and meditation group, but before long, leader Shoko Asahara pushed the group toward chemical weapons manufacturing and terrorist attacks.Wojtek Laski/Getty ImagesShoko Asahara, leader of the cult group Aum Shinrikyo, during a visit to Moscow on February 17, 1994.
In 1984, Chizuo Matsumoto founded the Japanese group Aum Shinrikyo as a simple yoga class. The group’s practices drew upon Matsumoto’s idiosyncratic views on Buddhism and Hinduism while incorporating Christian philosophies and the writings of Nostradamus. Read More...
