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Data
A new study from the CDC offers a comprehensive analysis of the prevalence and patterns of firearm death and injury among children and teens.
What we've learned after two years on the beat.
That's according to an analysis of 25 years of incidents.
Shootings have decreased over the past quarter century. Except for where they haven't.
A new study finds that most people, including gun owners, support limits on bringing firearms into places such as schools and college campuses.
Culture
Road rage incidents involving firearms have more than doubled since 2014, our analysis shows.
DOJ Inspector General says the agency's oversight of the sources it pays to build cases needs "significant improvement."
Facing rising homicides, officials are struggling to limit access to weapons equipped to fire more rounds without reloading.
A new Stanford study tapped a massive database to show how shootings strain hospitals and taxpayers.
New data released by The Guardian reveal some of the nation's deadliest places.
One data source counted more than 45,000 incidents involving a gun over a five year period.
Commentary
We can’t understand gun violence without the full picture.
Criminal Justice
Trump demanded reports on immigrants and crime. Existing research shows that they are not nearly the threat the president has made them out to be.
Chicago
Last year was the city's bloodiest in decades. But others continue to record higher homicide rates — and the hardest hit neighborhoods are what really merit attention.
How David Stark put a number to the knowledge gap surrounding fatal shootings.
