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House Sends First Major Gun Safety Bill in Decades to Biden, Who Intends to Sign it

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The Education of David Hogg

A lot has changed since I first met David Hogg in 2018. He has a beard now, and a girlfriend. He's about to be a senior at Harvard, studying the history of conservative political movements....

By Charlotte Alter June 13, 2022

Senators Announce Bipartisan Deal on Gun Safety

The deal is a modest breakthrough offering measured gun curbs and bolstered efforts to improve school safety and mental health programs

By Alan Fram / AP June 12, 2022

Thousands Rally for Gun Reform

(WASHINGTON) — Thousands of people streamed to the National Mall for the highest-profile of countrywide demonstrations Saturday marking a renewed push for gun control after recent mass shootings from Uvalde, Texas, to Buffalo, New York,...

By Ashraf Khalil / AP June 11, 2022

CEOs Make the Business Case for Gun Control in Letter Calling for 'Urgent Action'

The CEOs of more than 250 companies including Levi Strauss & Co., Dick's Sporting Goods, Patagonia and Unilever have cosigned a letter urging the U.S. Senate to take immediate action to address what they called...

By Ayesha Javed June 10, 2022

'I Don't Want It to Happen Again.' Brave 11-Year-Old Who Survived Uvalde Shooting Testifies Before Congress

"He told my teacher 'Goodnight' and shot her in the head," Miah Cerrillo told lawmakers. "Then he shot some of my classmates."

By Josiah Bates June 8, 2022

Gabby Giffords Optimistic That U.S. Can Fix Gun Violence

“It will be a long, hard haul, but I’m optimistic," Giffords said at the TIME100 Summit

By Julia Zorthian June 7, 2022

Matthew McConaughey, a Uvalde Native, Delivers an Emotional Speech at the White House

McConaughey’s eyes welled up as he described receiving text messages from Uvalde the day of the shooting.

By Brian Bennett June 7, 2022

The Steps We Can Take to Reduce Mass Shootings

On October 1, 2015, after a gunman shot and killed his professor and eight students at Umpqua Community College in Oregon, President Barack Obama, who three years earlier, following the massacre at Sandy Hook elementary...

By James Densley and Jillian Peterson June 7, 2022

Gun Rights Groups Work to Defeat Gun Control Proposals

Gun rights groups are likely to take legal action if needed.

By Abby Vesoulis June 3, 2022

Mass Shootings Are Only 1% of Child Gun Deaths in the U.S.

Every year, more than 3,500 children and teens—defined as infants through age 19—are shot and killed in the U.S. About 35 children die as result of mass shootings each year.

By Josiah Bates June 3, 2022

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