Gun Violence Shootings Archive
Archives for June 2022
Though officers were inside Robb Elementary School just three minutes after the gunman entered, it took them 1 hour, 14 minutes, and 8 seconds to end the massacre.
The bill incentivizes red flag laws, narrows the “boyfriend loophole,” and more.
New York State Rifle v. Bruen is poorly reasoned. But its implications are potentially catastrophic.
On screen, an armed hero saves the day. But reality is different.
Blue states are bracing for gun control fallout from the Supreme Court.
After another school shooting, teachers express fear over the threat of violence in their classrooms.
The forthcoming bipartisan agreement could be the first new gun control laws enacted in decades.
Where things stand on Senate gun control talks so far.
Even Florida’s red flag law isn’t getting traction among Republicans.
TSA PreCheck uses enhanced background checks to make everyone safer.
Firearm injuries undermine mental, physical, and financial health, even for people who’ve never encountered a bullet.
The Constitution protects gun ownership — but doesn’t prevent state regulations.
Democrats are pushing through state gun control reforms after a streak of mass shootings.
Can summer jobs and mental health care save lives?
The policy ideas are aplenty, but it’s up to lawmakers to act.