by Cody Thompson | 19 Jan 2017 | Guns in America, Indiana University, Student Posts, United States
I grew up in rural Indiana, where guns are part of family life. I go to university, where guns are frowned on. But I understand those who like firearms. (Photo by Cody Thompson) It’s just a three-hour drive from the place where I grew up in rural Indiana to the city...
by Rae McFadden | 18 Jan 2017 | Guns in America, Indiana University, Student Posts, United States
The U.S. has a history of high rates of killings by firearms. But Congress has passed only three laws controlling guns. The prospects for more are dim. Illegal firearms confiscated by police, Chicago, July 7, 2014 (AP Photo/M. Spencer Green) This is the first in a...
by Nelson Graves | 17 Jan 2017 | Guns in America, Indiana University, Student Posts, United States
The United States has a gun problem. Students at Indiana University are going to tell us about it in a series of stories. Source: The JAMA Network Read our series on “Guns in America” here. The United States has a gun problem. And students at Indiana...
by Nelson Graves | 6 Oct 2016 | Americas, Donald Trump, Guns in America, Islam, Terrorism, United States
What are the biggest security threats the U.S. will face under its next president? Several hundred high school students have tackled that question. What are the biggest security threats that the United States will face under its next president, no matter who wins the...
by Emma Bapt | 5 Jul 2016 | Decoders, Guns in America, United States
Americans die every day from guns, yet lawmakers struggle to pass laws to control powerful firearms. Why do Americans have a love affair with guns? A hand gun at a shooting range in Wichita, Kansas, 26 June 2008. (EPA/Larry W. Smith) This article is part of a...