Adhiti Bandlamudi
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According to a new study, cases handled by a police department's homicide unit are nearly twice as likely to lead to an arrest.
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Free gun locks are readily available for many gun owners, but are they truly worth picking up?
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In the wake of a school shooting, it can be difficult to talk to your child. Here are some ways to start that important conversation and keep the dialogue going.
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The school security industry is booming. But how do schools sort through the endless options to find a solution that works for them?
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Researchers want to understand gun ownership statistics in the U.S. But without official data, they have turned to another measure.
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Many schools practice lockdown drills to protect children from an active shooter. But how do they affect the students who participate in them?
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A recent report from the FBI shows there were more background checks conducted in 2018 than the year before. That doesn't necessarily mean there were more guns sold.
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Researchers studied 10 years of teenage suicide rates and found that gun ownership "is a factor that really is highly predictive for what the youth suicide rate is going to be," said Dr. Michael Siegel, a professor at Boston University's School of Public Health and one of the paper's authors.
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Andy Simmons, a lieutenant in the Hillsborough, North Carolina, police department purchased Airsoft guns for a training exercise. When they arrived, he realized they could easily be confused for real guns.
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50 Years After The 1968 Gun Control Act, It Is Still Difficult To Define Who Is Too Dangerous To BuyIn the 50 years since the Gun Control Act of 1968 was signed, our understanding of mental illness has become more nuanced, while federal regulations largely have not.