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NRA

Active Shooter Training

How Would You Face an Active Shooter? Drills for a Nation of Fear

"We know it does not take a gun to stop a gun."
By Harmon Leon
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High Schoo

Parkland Officer Faces Charges Related to School Shooting, NRA Remains Unscathed

School safety officer Scot Peterson is being charged not for what he did—but for what he didn’t do.
By Harmon Leon

Donald Trump’s Relationship Status With the NRA? It’s Complicated

The president once accused a GOP lawmaker of being "afraid of the NRA."
By Davis Richardson
Chris Hurst.

Boyfriend of Slain TV Reporter Wins VA Delegate Seat on Anti-Gun Violence Platform

By John Bonazzo
Law enforcement officials gather near the First Baptist Church following a shooting on November 5, 2017 in Sutherland Springs, Texas.

Trump Calls Texas Blood Bath Not a ‘Guns Situation’

By Joe Lapointe
NRA Executive Director Chris Cox on Fox News.

NRA’s Argument Grows Increasingly Incoherent as Massacres Mount

By Joe Lapointe
A makeshift memorial for the victims of the Las Vegas shooting.

Gun Rights Website Advertises Free Firearms After Las Vegas Shooting

By John Bonazzo
The Gray Lady is now making waves in radio.

Press Group Blasts ‘Incendiary’ NRA Over New York Times Threat

By John Bonazzo
A Grizzly bear mother and her cub walk in the Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.

Trump Continues Corporate Fueled War on National Parks

By Michael Sainato
English actor Simon Oates (1932 - 2009), rumoured to be in the running for the part of James Bond, 1967.

Why Is It So Impossible for the Media to Be Honest About Guns?

By Ashe Schow
Visitors view a gun display at a National Rifle Association outdoor sports trade show on February 10, 2017 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. / AFP / DOMINICK REUTER

Why Are Gun Sales Plummeting Under the Trump Administration?

By Chris O'Brien
Jim Chilton carries his Smith and Wesson pistol for protection as he approaches the US-Mexico border at his ranch some 20 miles southeast of Arivaca, Arizona on October 14, 2016. Chilton owns a 50,000-acre (20234-hectare) cattle ranch where illegals but mostly drug packers have been crossing easily for many years. / AFP / Frederic J. BROWN

Sorry: Still No Proof Gun Control Decreases Murder and Mayhem

By Selwyn Duke
Reddit is one of Donald Trump's social media secret weapons.

Video: Trump Supporters Release ‘Cuck Tracking’ Chrome Extension on Reddit

By John Bonazzo
Police and FBI members continue to search the area around the scene of a bombing in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan last Saturday night on September 19, 2016 in New York City. Ahmad Khan Rahami, the man believed to be responsible for the explosion in Manhattan on Saturday night and an earlier bombing in New Jersey was taken into custody on Monday afternoon following a gunfight where he was wounded by police in Linden, New Jersey.

Weekend Terror Attacks Didn’t Involve Guns, So Now What?

By Ashe Schow
Judd Legum, editor in chief of ThinkProgress.

How ThinkProgress ‘Progressive in Chief’ Judd Legum Spends His Day

By John Bonazzo
An installation from "Terence Koh: Bee Chapel" at Andrew Edlin Gallery.

Artist to Transmit Orlando Shooting Victims’ Names Into Space

By Alanna Martinez
After Orlando, the LGBT community is read to take on its next political cause: gun control.

Rainbow Reinforcements: Gay Rights Advocates Take Aim at the NRA

By Jillian Jorgensen
Paul Ryan on 'Meet the Press.'

Paul Ryan Calls It: ‘Very Strange’ Situation With ‘Very Unique’ Nominee

By Joe Lapointe
Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, center, with Congressman Jerrold Nadler, Congressman Hakeem Jeffries and Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez, among others.

After Successful Senate Filibuster, NYC Congress Members Demand House Vote on Guns

By Will Bredderman
Trump's Tantrum On Terror

Rachel Maddow: When ‘Fox News’ Calls for Gun Laws, You Know It’s Serious

By Joe Lapointe
Mayor Bill de Blasio, center, flanked by NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance.

After Senate Democratic Filibuster, NYC Mayor Hopes to See NRA ‘Torn Down’

By Will Bredderman
A convention attendee tries out a model S&W500 Magnum 10.5-inch barrel handgun at the Smith & Wesson booth at the 2016 National Shooting Sports Foundation's Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show at the Sands Expo and Convention Center on January 19, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The SHOT Show, the world's largest annual trade show for shooting, hunting and law enforcement professionals, runs through January 23 and is expected to feature 1,600 exhibitors showing off their latest products and services to more than 62,000 attendees.

According to Gun Lobbyists, the Price of a Human Life Is About $36,905

By Cliston Brown
Bang Bang Trump

Clinton-Trump Present Opposing Gun Policies and a Test for the NRA

By Joe Lapointe
Britta McNeal cries as she sees her son for the first time after he was shot to death. Chaise Sherrors, 17, was shot and killed on Detroit's East Side just weeks after his good friend JeíRean Nobles was shot to death in the same neighborhood. McNeal lost her 14-year-old son a year earlier, also shot. Detroit's East Side is the poorest, most violent part of the nationís poorest, most violent big city. Chaise Sherrors was giving a haircut on a porch when he was shot. Summary: A Detroit Requiem DetroitÖthe word alone incites many emotions within Americaís conscience.† Detroit was the epicenter for financial equality in the U.S., the home front for the ideal of well-paying jobs for the masses and a political force behind a strong middle class.† Henry Ford made Detroit a boomtown.† Five decades after he started, the boom began to bust.† Many reasons are at the heart of Detroitís decline: postwar industrial policies, urban planning, the 1967 race riots, UAW and auto industry management, Detroitís political cronyism, Clinton era trade deals, and quite possibly the mobility of the automobile itself.† It was the 1950ís when Detroit began the long decay that has brought the city to its present state, a time when Detroit, and America, was at its peak. Today, Detroit is Americaís poorest large city.† To avoid being the nationís perpetual murder capital, the police began cooking stats.† In 2008, they claimed 306 homicides ñ until The Detroit News discovered that there were actually 375.† In more than 70 percent of murders in Detroit, the killer got away with it.† Detroitís East Side is now the poorest, most violent quarter of Americaís poorest, most violent big city.† The illiteracy, child poverty, and unemployment rates hover around 50 percent.† The shooting death of seven-year-old Aiyana Stanley-Jones by police on Detroitís East Side brought national attention to this quarter over the summer of 2010.† But as the spotlight

These Three Photos Sum Up Gun Violence in America

By Danny Wilcox Frazier
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