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Lobby Day 2025: More than 25 Legislators Get the Message

Gun violence prevention groups across the state gathered on Thurs., Feb. 6 to learn about pending legislation and reach out to their representatives to advocate for critical gun reform. More than 100 attendees met with more than 25 legislators or their staffs, including this meeting with Aaron Silverstein from Rep. Lisa Feret’s office (2nd from

Violence Policy Center Releases New Gun Death Report: No Surprises Found

Last month, the VPC released its annual analysis of state-by-state gun death using new data from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). As in previous years, the states with the highest rates of gun death are also the states with the weakest gun laws. Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, New Mexico and Alaska take

When Guns Can’t Be the Problem: Struggling to Prevent Red-State Gun Violence

h/t New York Times Birmingham, Ala., coming off a record year for homicides, tried a new solution to prevent gun violence: blocking off streets in trouble-prone (read minority) neighborhoods. But the New York Times reports that so far the measure is just making a bad situation worse. “Struggling schools, high levels of poverty and unemployment

Trump Fires Opening Salvo in Assault on Biden Admin Gun Gains

President Trump signed his first pro-gun related Executive Order on Feb. 7, directing newly confirmed Attorney General Pam Bondi to examine within 30 days all “orders, regulations, guidance, plans, international agreements, and other actions of executive departments and agencies” to determine any “ongoing infringements” of the Second Amendment, and present a plan to him on