The Latest Breaking News on Gun control

Denver school board votes unanimously to put armed police back in city's high schools for rest of year

DENVER — Denver’s school board voted unanimously Thursday to allow armed police back into the city’s high schools, a decision that comes a day after two administrators were shot at East High School and nearly three years after the board decided to remove officers from buildings.

The Denver Post · Mar 23, 2023

A 20-year-old man has pleaded guilty in the gunpoint carjacking of US Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon

PHILADELPHIA — A Delaware man has admitted to participating in the 2021 gunpoint carjacking of U.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon in Philadelphia's FDR Park.

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Mar 23, 2023

Caribbean nations support Mexico as it targets US-based gun manufacturers with lawsuit

The Bahamas and several other Caribbean nations, including Jamaica, have banded together to support the government of Mexico in a lawsuit against gun manufacturers in the United States.

Miami Herald · Mar 23, 2023

Michigan Court of Appeals upholds manslaughter charges against Crumbleys

DETROIT — A three-judge panel of the Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled there was enough evidence to send the involuntary manslaughter charges against the parents of the Oxford High School shooter to trial.

Tribune News Service · Mar 23, 2023

Fox reporter reunited with son on air after Denver school shooting

Alicia Acuna appears to be emotional after hugging her son live on air

The Independent UK · Mar 23, 2023

Thomas Cashman denies leaving home in a 'murder frame of mind' but 'cannot remember' where he was going

The 34-year-old was questioned about his movements in the hours leading up to the murder of Olivia Pratt-Korbel

Liverpool Echo · Mar 23, 2023

Parents can be tried for son’s school shooting: Appeals court

A US court rules James and Jennifer Crumbley, whose son killed four in a school attack, can be tried for manslaughter.

Al Jazeera · Mar 23, 2023

Denver school shooting suspect died by suicide, DA says; leaders vow to put police back on campuses

DENVER — The suicide of suspected Denver East High School shooter Austin Lyle and the declaration by Denver Public Schools’ superintendent that police officers will be put back in schools reverberated Thursday with the city’s top law enforcer vowing aggressive prosecution of juveniles involved in violence.

The Denver Post · Mar 23, 2023

EncroChat drug runner 'Lemonlager' caught after taking selfies

Jan Luke Carmichael worked mainly as a courier but also dealt drugs in his own right

Liverpool Echo · Mar 23, 2023

GOPer compares heckler to "insurrection"

"I don't want another Jan. 6," said Rep. Pat Fallon after a hearing on the Second Amendment was interrupted

Salon · Mar 23, 2023