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An appeals court ruled that the NRA’s former head honcho is still on the hook for a $4.3 million judgment, and the gun rights group’s charitable arm wants a divorce.

A landmark study underscores how social conditions are linked to gun violence.

“By writing the story it really helped me see all of the structural determinants that funnel young Black men like my brother toward gun violence.”

We often hear that mass shootings are preventable. New research shows just how predictable they really are, and the roadblocks that currently prevent people from stopping them. Jaclyn Schildkraut and her team examined more than 150,000 pages of police records, court transcripts, and after-action reports to analyze mass shootings over the last quarter-century. The team […]

In a rare unanimous decision, justices found that banning drug users from having guns is unconstitutional — but the ruling was narrow.

In her latest story, Alma Beauvais looks at what we know about canine shootings by police officers.

The court just ruled that states can’t ban guns at public-facing businesses. The case was the latest test of how far states can go in regulating public gun carry.

The Trace and KFF Health News spent more than a year examining Florida hospital records, academic studies, and government documents for this first-of-its-kind analysis.

Our newsroom recently published our first independently produced piece of print journalism. It’s a 50-page zine based on photographer Robert Gerhardt’s award-winning photo essay on Brownsville, Brooklyn — a community that’s struggled with persistent gun violence, and as Gerhardt wrote, “a place where people help people.” In Brownsville, community groups and violence interruptors face conflict […]

In his latest story, Josiah Bates reports from the Indiana city.