Gun Control

A Parkland history teacher gave an NRA spokesperson a pop quiz

The mass shooting at a Florida high school has inspired an emerging youth-led protest movement.

In a rare tweet to Trump, Denmark’s Prime Minister Rasmussen pleaded the president hear out young Americans to “Make America great and safe again!”

The U.S. president also said he would push to end sales of bump stocks, raise age limits and bring about comprehensive background checks.

Poll after poll shows near-universal support for some form of gun control, yet some politicians remain reluctant to cross the NRA. What are they so scared of?

The president had visible notes instructing him what to say.

The 12 politicians were identified by March On, which said they were in "winnable" districts.

A town hall meeting saw survivors ask: Will you stop taking money from the NRA?

NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch, a vocal advocate of Second Amendment rights, will speak at a gun debate with survivors from the Florida high school shooting.

In the wake of the Parkland, Florida school shooting, students across the U.S. have become the loudest critics of gun control on Capitol Hill.

During a powerful address in Tallahassee, Prado lamented the failure of a system that allowed Cruz to purchase a gun.

The National Rifle Association's Twitter account went dark for days after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida. 

NRA warns "they're coming for us" after message appears in wake of Florida school shooting.

White voters stood out as major proponents of tighter restrictions after last week's mass shooting at a Florida school.

After the deadliest high school shooting in U.S. history, angry students won't let the issue of gun control disappear as it has after previous mass shootings.

"I can't live knowing that my gun's out there and it could one day possibly commit a horrific act like the other day in Florida," Scott Pappalardo said.

The majority of respondents also said the president and Congress were not doing enough to prevent mass shootings.

David Hogg, a Florida student who has been critical of politicians, has been attacked personally by right-wing activists.

Patrick Neville said some of his classmates may have survived if a member of staff had been armed.

On the campaign trail, Trump portrayed himself as a defender of Second Amendment Rights and an NRA supporter.

“Are you all tone deaf? AR15 kills seventeen so you raffle a gun for child sports?" a user wrote on Facebook.

Students from the school have vowed to march on Washington to demand tighter gun control.

The president also kept a close eye on what student survivors were saying about it.

They're calling it "March for Our Lives."

A private school was planning to give away two guns at a fundraising event, but a parent has raised concerns over the deadly prizes following Wednesday's high school shooting.

“I think Congress is totally dysfunctional. I’ve never seen anything like this,” Kasich told CNN Sunday.

"We need a speaker who will listen to everyone, not just the NRA" said the Speaker's challenger after Ryan snubbed a Florida teacher on gun control.

Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin's opposition to gun control appears to stem from personal anecdotes and dubious data.

Alwin Chen, 18, brought a loaded 9mm handgun and knife to campus yesterday.

He envisioned a plan where teachers were quietly trained with firearms.