Struck down. I'm Lisa Lissera, Fox News. The Supreme Court has overturned the

Trump-era ban on bump stocks, a gun accessory that allows weapons to fire

rapidly.

The Supreme Court's six conservatives ruled it's not in a legal machine gun and the ATF

overstepped its authority banning the attachments following the 2017 Las Vegas massacre where a gunman used weapons. the hundreds, then President Donald Trump directed the ATF to ban the devices, reversing

previous Republican and Democratic administrations.

That ban carried over to the Biden administration.

It's no more.

With Justice Clarence Thomas writing,

we conclude that a semi-automatic rifle equipped

with a bump stock is not a machine gun

because it does not fire more than one shot by a single function of the

trigger.

Fox is David Spunt in Washington. President Biden is now urging Congress to ban

bump stocks and pass an assault weapons ban.

Pope Francis making history addressing leaders of the G7 conference telling them to keep

human dignity foremost in developing and using artificial intelligence.

The spoke speaking through a translator.

This is the case of artificial intelligence.

It's up to each to make good use of it,

and it's up to politics to create the conditions whereby this good use is

possible and fruitful. The Pope also met one-on-one with President Biden where they

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