Despite rising rates of gun violence in Iowa, lawmakers persist in weakening the state’s gun laws.
Mexico’s lawsuit against major U.S. arms manufacturers and distributors is a reminder of the fact that America’s gun violence epidemic extends well beyond its own borders.
As more states pass campus carry laws, Congress and the Biden administration should intervene to protect college students and employees from gun violence.
The start of a new Congress and a new administration presents a crucial opportunity to make progress in reducing gun violence.
The decision to buy a gun should be informed by data and research, not fear and anxiety.
Gun theft is rampant in states across the country, leaving all of our communities vulnerable to violent gun crime.
The Bureau of the Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives plays a crucial role in enforcing federal gun laws and regulating the gun industry, yet it faces a series of roadblocks to being able to work effectively.
Instead of protecting the rights of people with mental health disabilities, lawmakers are using the growing urgency around gun violence as a pretext to expand surveillance and criminalization.
Young people’s involvement in faith-based activism is not new, and their work fighting for righteous causes should be supported.
Education leaders should focus on how to make schools safe, welcoming environments for all students—including through discipline reform.