News in Brief Gun Control: A Feminist Issue A new study finds a relationship between gun ownership and shooting homicides, but only for women. By Tom… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Fewer Teens Are Carrying Guns Than Ever But a new study shows that handgun carrying is rising among white adolescents in the United States. By… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief How Can I Teach When My Students Are Packing Guns? Texas' new concealed-carry campus law will create an atmosphere of classroom standoff—and make it impossible to have certain conversations. Keffrelyn D. Brown
News in Brief This Map Shows the Scope of America’s School Shooting Problem Monday's shooting in Ohio is only the latest extreme incident in an already violent year. Max Ufberg
News in Brief What We Talk About When We Don’t Talk About Gun Control Why are Uber and iPhone security more important than solving our national gun problem? Jared Keller
News in Brief We Can’t Keep Living—and Dying—by the Gun Will 2016 be the year America enacts gun control? It should be. Trymaine Lee
News in Brief Is There Science to Back Obama’s Gun-Law Proposals? For the most part, yes. Francie Diep
News in Brief American Gun Laws and the Tragedy of the False Negative Assuming an armed person is harmless when he is, in fact, dangerous, could well be the last mistake someone ever makes. But the default setting for gun laws in the United States assumes just that. Jay Livingston
News in Brief Is the Gun Lobby’s Power Overstated? The National Rifle Association and other anti-gun-control groups are formidable, but political trends may be loosening their grip on lawmakers. Alec MacGillis
Social Justice Many Are Quicker to Shoot If the Target Is Black A new meta-study synthesizes recent research, and finds unconscious racial bias influences snap decisions to pull the trigger. Tom Jacobs