Lawmakers and law enforcement have long seen Black gun owners as a threat. In 1967, after a group of armed Black Panthers peacefully marched on the California Capitol, a state law banning open ...

It is easy to paint any issue in pure, unyielding black and white. Abortion. Environment. Poverty. Health care. Energy. Immigration. Taxes. Everything can boil down to pro or con. But is that ...

Predictably, KFF found that Black and Hispanic Americans were more concerned about gun violence than Whites. More than 30 percent of Blacks and Hispanics said they worried a loved one would be a ...

A black couple who planned to spend their Memorial Day enjoying the beauty of nature found themselves at the wrong end of a gun barrel when a pistol-wielding white woman confronted them at a ...

In the clips, two men—one white, one black—walk down the street strapped with AR-15s. The white man, Warren Drouin, is a well-known fixture in the open-carry movement.

What a gun may be to you may not be what a gun is to a Black Southerner. What a gun became as we watched mass shootings by young white men—so often fitting that same profile of loners immersed in ...

The new Trump administration shut down a key gun control initiative from the Biden years. Former President Joe Biden launched ...

A video of a white man pointing a gun at a Black woman, sometimes directly at her head, started because of a dispute at a gas pump. The video shows a man near a 2015 Ram pickup with a flatbed ...

A new poll shows that 54% of Black Americans and 27% of Hispanic Americans reported having loved ones who experienced gun violence within the past five years.

The couple met at an elegant political dinner in 2016, and the woman — who would later be dubbed the “Black Swan” ballerina by the media — carried a gun in her bra.