Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes says the guns brought to school by a 15-year-old school shooter in Madison last week were bought legally, but the chief wouldn't reveal who purchased them.
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3D-printed guns, like the one Luigi Mangione allegedly used, are a growing threatD-printed gun. Several high-profile crimes in recent years have involved this kind of homemade, or partially homemade, weapon ...
For parents who purchase a gun for their child as a holiday present, the gift can bring family together around a shared ...
Sen. Scott Wiener, a San Francisco Democrat, wants to rescind Gov. Gavin Newsom's open call for a constitutional convention ...
The man who allegedly murdered UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was caught in Altoona with an untraceable gun — a ...
A trailblazing once-Catholic nun who then became one of the first women sworn in as an FBI special agent died last week at ...
A new tax on guns and ammunition in Colorado is set to take effect in the spring. Voters approved the tax, with most of the ...
Hosted by the 80% Coalition, an advocacy group that includes more than 35 business, faith, and mental health organizations, ...
The dark truth of “American Exceptionalism” is a nation that tolerates the slaughter of its children
The United States stands alone among developed nations in its willingness to tolerate the routine slaughter of its children ...
Nearly 300 high school students walked out of West High School on Friday and marched for 45 minutes to the Capitol.
Researchers are poring over online postings made by the Madison school shooter in search of a motive. Also: Telegram suggests ...
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