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While experts maintain that the new administration can’t dismantle the department without congressional approval, the White House can certainly unravel it.
Great Lakes reporter Josiah Bates discusses his latest story.
More than 52,000 former police guns resurfaced in crimes between 2006 and 2022.
Even if a gunshot victim makes it to a hospital, there’s no guarantee that blood will be available — making early intervention even more important.
Explore our compendium of facts and figures about gun violence in the United States.
Firearm sales are down from last year. With talks of an economic crisis, could that change?
The start of this decade marked a sea change in the country’s approach to gun violence. Halfway through, things are shifting again.
The main issue before the justices is whether the Mexican government’s claims fit a narrow exception in the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
According to a recent ATF report, more than 1 million firearms were reported stolen from private citizens between 2019 and 2023.
ProPublica’s latest investigation into the NSSF and Cambridge Analytica’s project to influence gun owners’ votes covers the scope of the personal information that was uncovered.
One high school teacher in El Paso said her preparations for shootings and ICE raids felt one and the same.
The back-and-forth might set the tone for the next four years.
A rundown of what to know.
The Columbine death toll grew this week.
The effort would track the fatality and possible wounds of specific bullets.
