Rather than offering a sense of security, active shooter drills at school can make teens feel unsafe, scared, helpless, or sad, according to a new poll.

Only a marginal part of American gun culture is political, new research suggests. It documents a mentality called "gun culture 3.0."

"We cannot simply wait to know a service member is at high risk for suicide before we encourage safe storage or temporary storage away from home."

In addition, men who own a handgun are 8 times more likely to die of suicide by gun, according to the new study that followed new gun owners for years.

In addition, men who own a handgun are 8 times more likely to die of suicide by gun, according to the new study that followed new gun owners for years.

In states with gun licensing laws that require an in-person application and giving fingerprints, there are fewer fatal mass shootings.

Gun owners aren't sleeping better or feeling happier than others, according to a study that contradicts claims that guns provide a sense of safety and empowerment.

Roughly one-third of boys and 1 in 10 of girls in rural communities have carried a handgun and many started as early as the sixth grade, researchers say.

New research on the overlap between domestic violence and mass shootings suggests firearm restrictions could help prevent these tragedies.

A survey of gun owners at a firearm safety event shows that an alarming number don't lock their guns up safely—even in the presence of children.