With Great Power
Police, crime, and guns in America
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Why Don't Gun Control Advocates Talk More About Suicides? Cont'd
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Why Don't Gun Control Advocates Talk More About Suicides? Cont'd
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Why Don't Gun Control Advocates Talk More About Suicides?
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Rick Wilking / Reuters Guns & Ammo, Not Just Another Tech Magazine
Even in an increasingly nichified media landscape, firearms magazines stand apart.
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When a Gun Gets Between Mom and Dad
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Matt Valentine Tallying the Costs of Open Carry
More and more Americans are being introduced to new, expansive laws permitting guns in public spaces—and to their intrusive side effects.
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Kathy Shorr / SHOT Project Where the Bullets Go
A photo catalog of scars and stories
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Steve Helber / AP The NRA Strikes Back in Virginia
Governor Terry McAuliffe announces a bipartisan compromise with state legislators that gun-control advocates abhor.
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The Damage Done by an Unfired Gun
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Growing Up With Guns, Cont'd
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Growing Up With Guns
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Library of Congress People Thought Machine Guns Might Prevent Wars
They were wrong.
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Protecting a Family From Teenaged Terrorism
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'Luckily He Was Usually Drunk and a Bad Shot'
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A First Gun Encounter, With Lifelong Consequences
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How America Trains Its Officers to Respond to School Shootings
Inside the program that's preparing law enforcement for the rise in active shooting incidents
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Summers at Camp Sharpshooter
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Bonding Over Bullets
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Michelle McLoughlin / Reuters Why Haven't Gunmakers Improved Safety Technology the Way Automakers Did?
Ask Congress.
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Rick Wilking / Reuters The Missing Data on Gun Violence
Restrictions on research, and a subsequent lack of evidence, make it hard to pinpoint the best ways to prevent firearm deaths and injuries.
