Gun Violence
A record number of mass shootings in the US has sparked a passionate new call for gun control reform.
A new report finds that a big loophole in the federal background check system seems to be getting worse.
The company made the same decision after Sandy Hook but says this time it’s permanent.
It’s not the first time he’s suggested gun violence could be stopped by a would-be action hero: himself.
“We need a little less tweeting, a little more listening.”
Outlandish ideas are a gun rights strategy to deflect from real policy.
Police missed a lot of red flags. But it remains unclear if they could have done much with the hints they had.
It took one mass shooting for Australia to pass gun reform.
Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval: “This event in Las Vegas has changed everything for me.”
But will new laws follow?
The teens might not save us, but neither will CNN.
Trump wants to solve school shootings by arming teachers with “military or special training.” There aren’t many of them.
There were several good guys with guns outside. They didn’t help.
Delta. Hertz. MetLife. Symantec. TrueCar.
A question of the activism we acknowledge and the activism we ignore.
Firearms killed more 15 to 19 year olds than cancer, heart disease, and diabetes combined in 2016.
Enterprise, the First National Bank of Omaha, Symantec, and SimpliSafe have ended partnerships with the organization.
The president said one armed guard isn’t enough. “You would have to have 150 real guns.”
When something like this consumes attention, the public and lawmakers don’t talk about the real issue.
He doubled down on criticizing gun control advocates days after 17 people were killed at a Florida high school.
The data hints they are successfully keeping our attention on gun control.
The organization is trying to pass the blame to other groups.
That adds to a growing veterans movement for changes to gun laws.
Trump didn’t mention gun control in his initial response to the Florida shooting. But he’s come around to limited policies.
Crisis actors? The deep state?
Students delivered tough questions to Marco Rubio. And even the NRA showed up.
A photographer captured his talking points.
A Parkland survivor delivers an emotional plea during President Trump’s listening session at the White House.
“A school is a place to learn and grow educationally, emotionally and morally. A disruption of the school will not be tolerated.”
Two major protests are already scheduled for March.
“We are teenagers who have nothing to lose.”
The differences on guns run far deeper than evidence or persuasion.
Donald Trump’s confidant suggests flying armed drones over schools to stop school shootings.
The tip wasn’t passed on or properly investigated, the FBI admitted.
It’s basically an argument against having any laws.
“There are reasonable gun safety measures that this country is clamoring for.”
Trump’s speech ignored gun control. Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard took the opposite tack — and passed a landmark gun control bill.
“Please! We are children. You guys are, like, the adults.”
The president will give a statement on the tragedy.
Republicans rolled back even the most modest gun regulations.
The US has nearly twice as many guns as Yemen, the country with the next-highest gun ownership rate in the world.