Gun violence in the United States is taking its toll on the economy, from the costs for medical care to lost wages to law ...

Gun violence prevention leaders in Illinois are pushing for a law that would require gun manufacturers to contribute to a ...

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — With pleas centered on the loss of life from gun violence going nowhere, House Democrats are trying another tack: the monetary cost. A report revealed Wednesday calculates the ...

Over the weekend, a racially motivated mass shooting occurred, this time in Jacksonville, Florida. Three Black people were murdered before the white gunman turned one of his guns on himself. The ...

The human toll of gun violence is incalculable: the lives lost, bodies forever damaged, families shattered and communities left heartbroken and scared. The monetary cost to Columbus is calculable.

This is an interesting piece from Yves at Naked Capitalism on the topic of gun violence - not a usual subject for her, but as she says, it's my blog and I'll write what I want. So good for her. In any ...

If gun-related crime hasn’t shown some sort of reduction, it is safe to assume the costs haven’t either. More and cheaper access to guns logically leads to more guns being possessed, which would lead ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Taxpayers contribute to a variety of costs associated with gun violence in Columbus — including court expenses and incarceration — totaling to over $500 million annually, a ...

Between 2003 and 2010, injuries stemming from firearms cost U.S. hospitals $18.9 billion, and the average cost of treating a gun injury was $75,884, according to new research from the American Public ...

So the news last week was that Republican Sen. Jim Bunning, of Kentucky, was re-enacting the famous Tiananmen Square scene where the lone guy stood in the way of all those battle tanks. Bunning's move ...