Is New York’s governor abusing his powers to fight the gun lobby?

Producers of guns and data say they aren't responsible for misuse. But it's precisely the dangers that make these industries profitable.

How gun culture and radical politics are combining to produce a new kind of zealot

In a country where the violence of certain groups is tolerated, even encouraged, it’s inevitable that tragedies will follow.

Young activists took aim not just at firearms, but also at a system incapable of responding to demands for change.

The organization says it's unconstitutional to prohibit people under 21 from buying guns, but the courts have consistently upheld age restrictions.

Trump's policy ideas are often more sensible than his party's, but he lacks the expertise and support to implement them.

Marco Rubio’s response to the Parkland shooting reveals the ways in which the selling of ideas has superseded the ideas themselves.

It's a mistake to assume that generational turnover alone will usher in a more progressive America.

While Congress dithers, companies are taking action on issues like gun control. But is it all just an exercise in branding?

The Parkland shooting has sparked another debate about guns—a debate mistakenly siloed from other issues that contribute to deadly violence.

The justices haven't taken a Second Amendment case in almost a decade, to the benefit of states—like Florida—that want to tighten gun laws.

The ongoing debate about gun control points to a deeper rot that pervades this country's culture and political economy.

Teenagers at the conservative conference seem willing to compromise on gun control, in defiance of the NRA and speakers like Senator Ted Cruz.

High school students became anti-gun activists overnight after last week's shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida.