NRA Sues San Francisco Over 'Domestic Terrorist' Label
San Francisco's board of supervisors approved a resolution last week that called the NRA a "domestic terrorist organization."
Guns
How Federal Background Checks For Gun Sales Fall Short
Background checks are meant to keep guns out of the wrong hands. But prohibited buyers can still exploit loopholes to get guns anyway.
West Texas Gunman Was Previously Barred From Buying Firearms
Law enforcement officials said the man had tried to buy a gun legally but was denied after a background check flagged him.
Walmart Tightens Gun, Ammunition Sale Policy Following Mass Shootings
Walmart will discontinue the sale of some ammunition and stop selling handguns in Alaska.
Court Rules Survivors Of Charleston Shooting Can Sue The Government
Officials said at the time that the shooter was federally prohibited from possessing a firearm when he bought the weapon.
What California Data Tells Us About 'Red Flag' Laws And Mass Shootings
We don't know how well red flag laws work in stopping mass shootings, but new research gives us a first glimpse at data that can determine efficacy.
March For Our Lives Unveils Ambitious Gun Control Plan
The student-founded organization released what it's calling "A Peace Plan for a Safer America" ahead of the 2020 election.
President Trump Pivots On Gun Reform — Again
After saying he would look into background checks, the president seems to be turning his attention to mental health instead.
Philadelphia Mayor Vows Action On Guns, But State Laws May Block Him
Mayor Jim Kenney says if federal and state lawmakers won't pass gun restrictions, he will. But Pennsylvania law may stop him.
House Judiciary Committee Will Return Early To Work On Gun Reform
Chairman Jerry Nadler said his committee will return to Washington Sept. 4.
Philadelphia Shootout Increases Pressure For State Gun Control
Nicetown-Tioga has one of the highest crime rates in the city. But residents say this shooting is out of the ordinary. And some call it a step back.
Virginia Community Remembers Charlottesville Two Years After Riots
Virginians met Aug. 12 in remembrance of Heather Heyer, who was killed protesting the Unite the Right rally two years ago.
Friend Of Dayton Gunman Faces Federal Firearms Charges
Ethan Kollie is accused of buying body armor and gun parts for the man who carried out the mass shooting in Dayton on Aug. 4.
El Paso Suspect Reportedly Told Police He Was Targeting 'Mexicans'
According to an arrest warrant affidavit, the suspect confessed to committing the shooting when he surrendered to police.
McConnell Will Put Background Checks Legislation 'Front And Center'
Sen. Mitch McConnell said in September he expects the Senate to discuss background checks, red flag laws and a ban on assault weapons.
Amnesty International Issues U.S. Travel Advisory Due To Gun Violence
The mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton prompted Amnesty International to issue its first ever travel advisory.
'The Day Ahead' On Living With Gun Violence In Black Communities
There are many kinds of trauma when a community is repeatedly exposed to gun violence. Desensitization is just one of them.
Young Guns
A new kind of gun culture is thriving among young gun owners. In this special report, Newsy dives into an emerging frontier for firearms.
| Kyle Pyatt and Jennifer Smart and Zach Toombs
Toronto Officials Want To Ban The Sale Of Handguns
The city council's vote came after a gunman opened fire in the city's Greektown neighborhood Sunday night, killing two people.
James Brady, Reagan's Former Press Secretary, Dies At 73
James Brady, who became a staunch gun control advocate after being shot during a failed assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan, passed away Monday.
Philadelphia Votes To Ban 3D Gun Printing
Philadelphia's City Council has voted unanimously to ban anyone but gun manufacturers from printing 3D guns.
