Second Amendment

Fiancée Of Slain Florida Journalist Shares Heartbreaking Post After Shooting

"I will never be the same person ever again," Casey Lynn wrote.
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Turmoil In Courts On Gun Laws In Wake Of Justices' Ruling

The Supreme Court’s so-called Bruen decision changed the test that lower courts had long used for evaluating challenges to firearm restrictions.
By Alanna Durkin Richer and Lindsay Whitehurst, AP

California Introduces New Gun Legislation Following Mass Shootings

The bill is similar to failed legislation from last year, but its backers are confident some key changes will help it pass this session.
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Gun Reform Activists Reflect On ‘Devastating’ 52 Mass Shootings In January

In the U.S., there were more mass shootings than there were days in the first month of the new year.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom Fires Back At Sen. John Cornyn's Gun Tweet With A Blunt Fact-Check

The California Democrat hit back after the Texas Republican seemed to imply that gun laws don't work.
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Back-To-Back California Shootings Aren't Proof Its Gun Laws Have Failed

California still has one of the lowest rates of gun deaths in the country despite the picture Republicans have painted this week.
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Gavin Newsom Says 2nd Amendment 'Becoming A Suicide Pact' Amid String Of Mass Shootings

At least seven people were killed in two shootings at Half Moon Bay, two days after a gunman killed at least 11 people at a dance hall in Monterey Park.
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This Gun Charge Has Skyrocketed In Texas — And No One Knows Why

No one seems to know why.
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Oregon Judge Halts Voter-Approved Ban On High-Capacity Gun Magazines

Judge raises constitutional concerns about measure aimed at curtailing skyrocketing mass shootings.
By By GILLIAN FLACCUS, AP

Lin-Manuel Miranda And Ben Platt Team Up For Gun Control

Not only is it a charity single for March For Our Lives, it’s the mashup you never knew you needed.
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