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Off Target
The White House’s multipronged strategy would require the bureau to revoke the licenses of gun dealers found breaking the law, and encourage cities to use pandemic relief funds for community-led violence intervention.
How We Fix This
The Oregon county that encompasses Portland is one of the first local governments to tap the new federal stimulus to reduce shootings.
Community Violence
The historic funding pledge directly ties the costs of gun violence to the country’s economic health.
Gun Policy
The Legislature is considering the establishment of a violence prevention effort outside of law enforcement — without challenging gun rights head on.
The mass shooting at King Soopers supermarket has added fuel to efforts to let cities regulate guns.
Domestic Violence
The House just passed a new version of the law, which funds grants for abuse survivors. Senate Republicans have objected to the gun restrictions added by Democrats.
He pledged to loosen gun restrictions, but his biggest contribution on gun policy was the ban on bump stocks.
The violence in Washington has intensified efforts to make state capitols gun-free.
Several financial firms have cut ties with gun companies, but this unusual move might require them to change tack.
Election 2020
Republican control of the Senate would stymie the new administration's most ambitious gun policy proposals, but still leaves several paths for reform.
Philadelphia
The city's decision to enforce a requirement to report lost or stolen guns has opened another front in an intensifying battle against the state's restrictive pre-emption law.
The pandemic made the gathering of signatures risky, thwarting reform efforts in Ohio, Oregon, and Oklahoma.
Before they instigated some of the earliest protests against COVID-19 shutdowns, the Dorr brothers honed a brand of fiery Second Amendment activism that doesn’t sway lawmakers, but keeps the donations flowing.
With voters desperate to reduce shootings, three of the campaign’s black front-runners are embracing aggressive law enforcement tactics that could perpetuate racial disparities.
Gun violence activists are assembling a multi-state effort to reverse policies they say put people of color at risk.
