The best time to donate blood for a disaster is before it happens By Purbita Saha / Published May 28, 2022
This high-tech gunsight could allow soldiers to shoot around corners, Matrix-style By Kelsey D. Atherton / Published September 17, 2021
The Taliban have seized crucial US military equipment, including data on Afghans By Jared Keller/Task & Purpose / Published August 18, 2021
There’s no such thing as an expanding bullet By Richard Mann/Field & Stream / Published August 7, 2021
Congress is putting money toward gun violence research for the first time in decades By Kat Eschner / Published December 19, 2019
A third of youth firearm deaths could be prevented without taking away a single gun By Kat Eschner / Published May 14, 2019
We’re creeping back up to mid ‘90s-level gun death rates By Sara Chodosh / Published December 20, 2018
Gunshot wound first aid can save a life. Here’s what to do. By Nicole Wetsman / Published November 10, 2018
As states scramble to find execution drugs, experts say it’s time to let lethal injection die By April Reese / Published October 30, 2018
Of course semi-automatic guns are deadlier. Here’s why scientists took so long to say so. By Sara Chodosh / Published September 11, 2018
Guess which two countries account for a third of all gun deaths By Sara Chodosh / Published August 29, 2018
A plastic gun from a 3-D printer isn’t the safety concern you’d imagine By Lexi Krupp / Published August 8, 2018
Gun research could save lives, but America won’t fund it By Lacey Wallace/The Conversation / Published October 19, 2017
Gun control laws actually work, according to new research By Peter Hess / Published November 15, 2016
3D-Printed Gun Files Aren’t Free Speech, Court Rules By Kelsey D. Atherton / Published September 23, 2016