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With the real-time data, community leaders can concentrate their efforts in places where shootings remain pervasive.
The proposal gives the attorney general broad authority to decide who can and can’t get their gun rights restored.
“It’s just something I don’t think I’ll ever understand: You’re just so angry to be able to whip out your gun.”
Here’s why that’s significant.
For people in power, conspiracy can be useful in the wake of disaster.
The trend of more shootings during the Fourth of July weekend is changing. How are various firings contributing to this change?
The attack on firefighters in Idaho is part of a rare but disturbing pattern.
Fairriona Magee reports on where the city stands 10 years after the racist mass shooting at the AME church.
The number of lawsuits filed by gun rights groups has started to decline.
At the center of the intimate partner homicide crisis is the firearm.
The attacks on Minnesota Representative Melissa Hortman and Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman came eight years to the day after U.S. Representative Steve Scalise and three others were shot at a GOP House baseball practice in Alexandria, Virginia.
“Leaders have positions of responsibility and authority. They have a responsibility to try to keep the situation under control.”
Rubber bullets are infamous for inflicting serious injuries.
More cities are turning to a community-based approach to breed trust among residents and end gun violence.
Justices weighed in on Mexico’s lawsuit against U.S. gunmakers and declined to take up a case on state assault weapons bans.