Social Justice Sandy Hook Claimed Many More Lives Than We Realize Post-tragedy talk of gun control spurred many Americans to buy new weapons. Some died as a result. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief For Some Americans, the Gun Is a Sacred Object New research finds a sub-group of white male gun owners feel symbolically empowered by their weapons. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief The Texas Church Shooting Will Only Perpetuate the ‘Good Guy With a Gun’ Narrative Research shows that, despite their heroics, armed civilians generally do not prevent mass shootings. Emily Moon
News in Brief Church Shootings Are Becoming Much More Common Yet the existing data suggests churches aren't more or less vulnerable to gun violence than other publicly accessible spaces. Francie Diep
Social Justice Why Some Members of the Far Left Advocate Against Gun Control A roundtable of leftist gun supporters voice their thoughts on police violence, mass shootings, and the role of guns in civil rights. Elizabeth King
Social Justice Bump Stocks and the Lessons We Refused to Learn at Sandy Hook As the FBI releases 1,500 pages of documents on Sandy Hook, the GOP refuses even to talk about basic gun regulation. David M. Perry
News in Brief Firearm Injuries Rise in California After Nevada Gun Shows New research points to the inherent limitations of state-level firearm-control laws. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief With Concealed-Carry Laws, the Danger Is in the Details New research finds states that do not give law enforcement discretion in granting permits have higher homicide rates. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief New Evidence Shows Waiting Periods for Gun Purchases Can Save Lives Sometimes it helps to take a few days to think over an important new purchase. Francie Diep
News in Brief The Las Vegas Shooting Isn’t Just About Gun Laws—It’s About Gun Culture Perhaps the ubiquity of firearms has made us less vigilant to the threats that lax protections pose. Jared Keller