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Daniel Perry was sentenced to 25 years in prison for fatally shooting Garrett Foster in 2020. Then Greg Abbot pardoned Perry after a state board recommendation.
The trial against the president’s son, who is accused of lying about past drug use when he purchased a gun in 2018, begins today.
National Rifle Association v. Vullo wasn’t directly about gun regulation. It could still have ramifications for the industry — and the gun group.
When Tuan Huynh was growing up, gun violence was “a way of life.” Now, he works to help people similar to his younger self.
Robinson is a serious gubernatorial candidate. His trajectory began with a viral video.
A CBS News investigation found that county sheriff’s officers kill civilians at a higher rate than their urban counterparts.
Sometimes, police choose to resell their used guns — and sometimes, those guns wind up in the hands of criminals thousands of miles away.
Senators Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren and Representative Ayanna Pressley signed onto a letter raising concerns that the gunshot-detection technology might violate the Civil Rights Act.
Despite expressing opposition last year, Sheriff Mike Murphy has used the law to confiscate guns. He’s “still not a fan of” it — but “if there’s a tool that we can use in law enforcement to accomplish a goal,” he said, “then why would we not use it?”
Two new studies analyze how local Philadelphia TV news outlets frame their coverage of gun violence.
Policing experts say the fact that Roger Fortson was simply holding a downturned gun wasn’t enough justification to use deadly force.
The state passed a laundry list of gun safety measures, but shelved a ban on some high-powered firearms. One lawmaker’s skepticism resonated with the aftermath of the 1994 federal assault weapon ban.
It’s a medical gray area.
Gonzales, who has a centrist voting record, is facing a challenge from a far-right gun influencer. Top Republicans fear a Gonzales loss could lose them the seat — or heighten party infighting.
Ralph Yarl was trying to pick up his two younger brothers when he knocked on the wrong door. He was shot in the arm and head.