Tag: gun violence

In the hours after Charlie Kirk was killed at a Utah campus, President Donald Trump blamed the “radical left” and vowed retribution—just as a Colorado high school shooting left three teens in critical condition. Progressive leaders condemned Kirk’s murder and warned against inflaming tensions while data show extremist violence is overwhelmingly right-wing.

Officials vow court action while communities organize, citing billions for militarization and warnings of secrecy and civil rights violations.

Moms Demand Action-backed candidates succeed by emphasizing community safety, depoliticizing gun reform, and addressing fears of school shootings.

With the suspect now in custody, questions about gun safety, political will, and legislative inaction are dominating the conversation.

The bill under scrutiny mandates that teachers wishing to carry concealed weapons undergo 40 hours of specialized training, alongside mental health evaluations and background checks.

Regrettably, she’s one of far too many politicians of this moment who think and speak with no regard for truth or reasonable argument.

Gunmakers have repeatedly tried to end one city’s lawsuit over illegal gun sales. Meanwhile, illicit purchases of firearms continued at an unrelenting and hazardous pace.

Misconceptions and stigmas: the complex intersection of mental health and gun violence.

The broad geographic distribution of these incidents underscores the fact that no region is immune to this ongoing crisis.

Renowned author and Maine native Stephen King took to social media to express his frustration, igniting a conversation that goes beyond mere thoughts and prayers.