The study set out to find a common ground between gun owners and non-gun owners through in-depth surveys and interviews regarding the specific provisions within gun laws. 97Percent and the TUSM ...

In fact, many gun-rights advocates would be okay with regulating guns like cars. There would be no federal registration or licensing, state-granted licenses would be given to people over 16, 17 ...

The academic literature on gun violence reveals a number of common-sense policies that demonstrably save lives. The most promising option is a national permit-to-purchase, ...

In conclusion, common-sense gun legislation — universal background checks, red flag laws, and limits on high-capacity weapons — offers a balanced approach to reducing gun violence.

One can only hope this sudden bout of gun law common sense will continue at the Supreme Court, which the same day heard oral arguments in a case challenging the Biden administration’s efforts to ...

After 49 people were murdered at the Pulse nightclub in 2016, the Republican-led Legislature blocked an effort by Democrats to call a special session to consider basic gun reforms that have wide su… ...

One of the recent refrains from the White House and other political circles after a gun tragedy is, “ We need common-sense gun reforms.”It’s a convenient piece of jargon that conveys level ...

The rules are common sense. If you can’t own a gun, you shouldn’t be able to collect parts to build one. I wrote about that for the first time nearly three years ago.

Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America has asked first and foremost for common-sense gun regulations. Common sense. This isn’t a movement questioning what should happen to the Second Amendment.

In conclusion, common-sense gun legislation — universal background checks, red flag laws, and limits on high-capacity weapons — offers a balanced approach to reducing gun violence.