Milwaukee’s Chronic Gun Violence Looms Over the Molson Coors Shooting
One of America’s most violent cities has made significant strides in recent years. But activists say they need more funding.
A Guide to Understanding Mass Shootings in America
In the latest incident, a gunman killed five people at a beer factory in Milwaukee.
NRA Can’t Block Its Former Ad Firm From Releasing Documents, Judge Rules
The gun group had tried to stop Ackerman McQueen from handing over documents to New York Attorney General Letitia James.
To Help Curb Suicide, Virginia Bill Would Let People Ban Themselves From Owning Guns
The proposal addresses drawbacks to a similar state law that were first reported by The Trace.
States Are Embracing Red Flag Laws for Gun Owners. Here’s How They Work.
Since Parkland, more than a dozen states have passed bills allowing law enforcement and family members to remove firearms from at-risk people.
Working a Suicide Hotline When the Caller Says ‘Gun’
“There’s just so much less forethought to pulling a trigger.”
Gun Deaths Again Neared 40,000 in 2018, Latest CDC Data Shows
While overall fatalities remained relatively unchanged compared to 2017, the share of suicides increased.
Gun Wholesalers Are Going Out of Business, Despite Record Sales
Executives from several shuttered firms say that a booming market has not made up for the serious challenges rocking firearm distributors.
New York State Charges NRA For Deceptive Insurance Practices
The controversial Carry Guard self-defense insurance is one of several products that state regulators say were marketed in a misleading manner. The gun group could be fined up to $42 million.
Treating Mothers’ Trauma as a Way to Prevent Youth Violence
In Michigan, SURE Moms has created a healing space for parents working to keep their kids out of the juvenile justice system.
Secrecy, Self-Dealing, and Greed at the NRA
The organization’s leadership is focused on external threats, but the real crisis is of its own making.