The latest news about the effort to end gun violence in Colorado
NPR ran a fascinating piece on the multibillion-dollar industry that has grown up around school security. Bullet-proof whiteboards, drones, stop the bleed kits for classrooms—school
As summer comes to a close (sigh), we want to highlight all of the trainings, workshops, and gun lock distributions YOU have helped us support
Officials say a decision is pending on whether to charge the parents of a 13-year-old Parkland, Wash. boy who allegedly threatened a school shooting online.
The California Legislature passed SB 704 on Tuesday, which would require background checks on the purchase of industrially manufactured firearm barrels—essential to complete unserialized, untraceable
Details continue to trickle out concerning yesterday’s shooting at Evergreen High School, in which two students were wounded and the shooter took his own life.
More than 70% of Americans support prohibiting guns in bars, sports stadiums, and protests or rallies, places where alcohol is served or conflict may arise,
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Malpaso Productions The gun lobby claims that 1.67 million defensive gun uses occur each year, yet the data tell a different story. A new Everytown
Photo by Samantha Sophia on Unsplash Michigan’s Gun Violence Prevention Task Force has called on state lawmakers to ban assault weapons, close a concealed pistol
Photo by Mitchel Lensink on Unsplash The Trump Administration’s immigration crackdown has pulled resources from many other kinds of crime fighting, The New York Times
A new report finds that gun trafficking is a significant and growing driver of gun violence in communities across the country—and that the gun industry
Photo: Karen Pulfer Focht/Tennessee Lookout/Creative Commons Nice commentary in the Tennessee Lookout, as ‘lifetime gun guy’ Ren Brabenec writes that his state’s embrace of permitless
TASER.com Tuesday, the House Judiciary Committee voted 18-8 to send H.R. 2189, the Law-Enforcement Innovate to De-Escalate Act of 2025, to the full House of
