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It's Monday, March 18th.

Today, why governments really share and tell about domestic terror, what we know about the

Mueller investigation and the national popular vote.

On Monday, New Zealanders gathered at a vigil in Christchurch to honor the 50 Muslim

worshippers killed in last week's massacre.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said that lawmakers are planning to introduce new gun laws.

Within teen days of this horrific act of terrorism, we will have announced reforms which will,

I believe, make our community safer.

The shooting at Al Nore Mosque has been deemed an act of domestic terrorism.

Even though police believed the shooter was radicalized over the internet by white

nationalists from other parts of the world.

Other countries too have sort of viewed this as a domestic problem for domestic law and

domestic law enforcement to solve.

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