What Is the Future of March For Our Lives? The gun violence prevention organization is downsizing while facing money and legal troubles.

The Business of Guns The Demise — and Rebirth — of a Notorious Nevada Gunmaker Facing multiple lawsuits, Jimenez Arms declared bankruptcy earlier this year. Now it's starting anew.

Health officials are intensifying their criticism of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act’’ that was signed into law by President Donald Trump this month, warning that the bill will have compounding ...

Without government funding, local activists in Fort Wayne say interrupting violence is an uphill battle — especially among young people.

Afea Tucker, The Trace’s longtime engagement reporter in Philadelphia, is moving into an innovative new role, joining the audience team as the organization’s first community editor. Tucker joined The ...

As federal law enforcement agents and National Guard troops fanned out to take over policing in Washington, D.C., last week, the streets of the country’s capital started to look very different — at ...

Ghost Guns They Planned to Start a Race War. DIY Gun Kits Allowed Them to Build an Arsenal. The arrest of a white supremacist cell before the Richmond gun rally shows how extremist motives are ...

The Trajectory Chicago Hopes Safe Storage Workshops Can Save Kids City leaders implore residents to secure their weapons and talk to their friends about gun safety.

The Justice Department Is Investigating Whether the NRA’s Rights Were Violated in New York Corruption Case In February 2024, a jury found the National Rifle Association and its former CEO, Wayne ...

President Donald Trump announced plans this week to deploy National Guard troops and take over the police force in Washington, D.C. Troops are already on the streets of the nation’s capital, alongside ...

10 Years After the Charleston Massacre, the Rev. Sharon Risher Has Turned to Advocacy Despite losing her mother and cousins in the shooting, her work has taught her about the intricacies of ...

Federal law doesn’t require background checks on private gun sales, but 20 states have expanded background checks. There’s perhaps no policy more central to the gun debate in the United States than ...