Gun Deaths
'My Son Was Killed in a Shooting, on the First Day of His PhD Scholarship'
I had driven Shane to San Diego International Airport on the morning of September 2, 2018. We hugged outside the terminal, he gave me a kiss on the cheek and said goodbye. That was the last time I would see my beautiful son alive.
The Average Californian Gun Owner Has Five Firearms, Study Finds
Researchers have published a study investigating the prevalence of firearms in California, the types and numbers of weapons people owned, and their reasons for having them.
U.S. Gun Deaths Surge, Except for Two States With Restrictive Gun Laws
Nearly one-fifth of all people living in the United States who died at the hands of a firearm since 1999 were killed over a three-year period.
Alyssa Milano Schools Tomi Lahren on Australia's 'Strict Gun Laws'
"Australia has strict gun laws and they still own guns AND the country is safe from unnecessary gun violence. See how that works?"
The Gun Reform Movement Is Stronger Than Ever
The background checks bill is a critical first step towards ending our gun violence crisis.
Man Who Disarmed Waffle House Shooter Called 'Hero'
James Shaw Jr., 29, reportedly disarmed the gunman who used an assault rifle to kill four people at a Tennessee Waffle House on Sunday.
Change Constitution, Restrict Gun Rights: Michael Moore
The filmmaker wants to repeal the Second Amendment. And he's not the only one.
There Have Been More Mass Shootings Than Days in 2017
There have been 244 mass shootings in the U.S. in 2017 thus far.
U.S. Gun Murders 10 Times Higher Than Other Countries
The U.S. outranked China, Japan, Germany and the U.K.—combined—in firearm assaults.
America's Biggest Gun Problem Is Suicide
No one talks about it, but most victims of firearm violence are those who shoot themselves.
Mass Shootings on the Rise, New FBI Study Shows
The number of average mass shootings per year more than doubled between 2000 and 2013, the study found