More People are Pulling Guns During Road-Rage Incidents
There have been at least 325 road-rage gun incidents so far this year.
An Expert on Political Violence Explains Why the NRA’s Ads Matter
Researcher Erin Kearns on the potential effects of the gun group’s latest video campaign.
My Job Is to Tell the Public When People Are Shot in Baltimore. This Time, It Was My Little Brother.
Stricken by grief by the July slaying, T.J. Smith, the chief spokesman for the Baltimore Police Department, now feels overwhelmed by the support that has poured in from around the country.
The NRA Annoyed Me Into Quitting — But I Get Why Some Gun Owners See It as a ‘Necessary Evil’
What draws people to the NRA? What pushes them away? This summer, we’re talking to gun owners about their experiences in and out of the group.
Washington Will Be the First State to Alert Victims When a Domestic Abuser Tries to Buy a Gun
“It’s a matter of life and death," says one survivor.
My Abuser Shot and Killed Our Son. I Found Healing at the Gun Range.
He shot me, too, with a 9mm Glock. Now that's the gun I keep at home.
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Case on Concealed Gun Restrictions
The constitutionality of carrying guns in public remains undecided by the high court.
U.S. Capitol Police Undergo Extensive Active-Shooter Training
"You’re prepared for any situation that comes up."
How Easy Should It Be to Buy a Silencer for a Gun?
Congress considers doing away with an 83-year-old restriction on devices that make firearms quieter.
This Detroit D.A. Is Willing to Prosecute Grieving Parents After Kids Die in Gun Accidents
Kym Worthy says it is "unconscionable" to leave a loaded firearm within reach of a child.
As Trump’s Troubles Mount, NRA Accuses News Media of Trying to ‘Undermine This President’
The gun group stands by its man, even as his scandals threaten to derail its legislative agenda.
We’re Just Starting to Comprehend How Social Media Breeds Shootings
The future of gun violence prevention depends on decoding how tweeted taunts send bullets flying.