Katherine Bragdon

By Jessica Brown
WCVB 5 – Boston
 
Research at Mass General Brigham targets impact of different bullets on pediatric mortality rate.

By German Lopez
The New York Times
 
No other country comes close to matching America’s levels of gun ownership. In fact, the United States has more firearms than people.

This is an accepted reality in American politics.

By Glenn Thrush
New York Times
 
The Trump administration is expected to roll back a range of Biden-era gun control measures, including a program to crack down on federally licensed gun dealers who falsify business records and skip customer background checks, according to two people briefed on the move.

By Kim Bellware
The Washington Post
 
Alabama and Illinois share little in common politically — especially when it comes to guns. But both are among the growing number of states bridging the partisan divide to ban “Glock switches,”

By Chip Brownlee
The Trace
 
Wide-ranging layoffs at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have decimated staff responsible for gun violence research and prevention, raising alarm among public health experts that hard-won progress is being dismantled.

By Abbie VanSickle
The New York Times
 
The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld federal restrictions aimed at curtailing access to kits that can be easily assembled into homemade, nearly untraceable firearms.

By Amanda Hernández
Stateline
 
Black children died disproportionately. Firearm-related deaths among children and teenagers in the United States have risen sharply in recent years, increasing by 50% since 2019.

By Mattathias Schwartz
The New York Times
 
A conservative appeals court ruled Thursday that a longstanding federal ban on handgun sales to people between the ages of 18 and 20 violates the Second Amendment, pushing the question of age limits for handguns one step closer to the Supreme Court.

By Giffords Law Center
Press Release

The Scorecard reflects that stronger gun laws save lives. In 2024, 22 states received an F. If the national gun death rate matched the state with the strongest gun laws, more than 19,300 lives would have been saved in a single year.