Rep. Lauren Boebert has introduced a bill that would gut the 2022 bipartisan gun safety compromise law and other modest steps to curb gun violence.

The advocacy group Just Majority held an event to call attention to the Supreme Court's record on gun control since the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.

This year’s election could determine the fate of historic gun safety legislation Virginia Democrats enacted between 2020 and 2021.

Rep. Tim Burchett said Congress will only ‘mess things up’ if it gets involved, but research shows that gun safety laws reduce gun violence.

‘I am truly without words. And our children deserve better,’ first lady Jill Biden said.

Republicans in Congress are proposing to override state gun safety rules, cut taxes for gun purchasers, and roll back the few existing federal firearms laws

GOP Congress members want to celebrate the semi-automatic weapons that have continued to be used in mass shootings across the country.

The funding comes from bipartisan gun safety legislation passed by Congress and signed into law by President Joe Biden in June 2022.

There have already been 60 mass shootings in the United States in 2023. Republican lawmakers want to make guns even cheaper to obtain.

A failed Republican state legislative candidate in New Mexico was arrested after he allegedly orchestrated a series of shootings at the homes of Democratic officials.

December, the anniversary of the worst grade school mass shooting in the U.S. is a difficult month for many in Newton. But in the face of heartbreak and grief, some survivors and families of victims feel hope for a brighter future.

GOP lawmakers opposed both background checks and protections for LGBTQ Americans like those shot at in the Club Q mass shooting.

Funds for mental health assistance come from the recently signed Bipartisan Safer Communities Act following mass shootings in Uvalde and Buffalo

Oz’s opposition to recreational marijuana is out of step with over two-thirds of Pennsylvanians who support legalization

New Hampshire Republican Senate nominee Don Bolduc is running to unseat incumbent Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan, a strong supporter of gun safety legislation.

The bipartisan gun safety law made it more difficult for convicted domestic abusers to obtain firearms regardless of their relationship status.

Georgia Republican Senate nominee Herschel Walker opposes gun safety laws. He also has a history of reckless use of firearms.

As a television host, Mehmet Oz backed gun safety legislation. As Pennsylvania’s Republican nominee for the Senate, he has done a total flip-flop.

Arizona Republican Senate nominee Blake Masters says gun violence is ‘gangs. It’s people in Chicago, St. Louis shooting each other. Very often, you know, Black people, frankly.’

North Carolina Republican Rep. Ted Budd owns a gun store and does not like anyone talking about firearms laws after mass shootings.

The Ohio GOP Senate nominee has earned the National Rifle Association’s highest possible rating and wants to ‘ABOLISH the ATF.’

Wisconsin Republican incumbent Sen. Ron Johnson has opposed every attempt at passing legislation to curb gun violence.

Republican QAnon conspiracy theorist J.R. Majewski tweeted his disdain for Europe’s lower rate of mass shootings after six people were killed in Highland Park, Illinois.

Nevada Republican Senate candidate Adam Laxalt has received an A+ rating — and a lot of money — from the National Rifle Association.

Just 14 House Republicans joined every Democratic member present in voting for the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act.

The Georgia Republican clashed with Channel 4’s Siobhan Kennedy over gun violence in the United States.

‘This decision isn’t just reckless. It’s reprehensible. It’s not what New Yorkers want,’ Gov. Kathy Hochul said.

Every Democrat and 14 Republicans in the Senate voted to consider bipartisan compromise gun safety legislation.

The Georgia Republican Senate nominee’s campaign is running ads on Gab.

Instead of supporting gun safety legislation, House Republican lawmakers blamed mass shootings on smartphones, door locks, and ‘taking God’s name in vain.’