Just hours before the shooting at a Texas school in which 19 children were killed this week,schoolgirl Matilda McCullough delivered this speech to her Australian classmates about the gun drills regularly held at her US school.
The Golden State coach was an 18-year-old freshman when his father,Malcolm Kerr,was assassinated by the militant group Islamic Jihad in Lebanon.
US basketball legend Steve Kerr unleashed in a pre-match press conference,saying 50 Republican senators were ‘holding us hostage’ on gun legislation.
Does it really need to be like this? Should going to school be an occupational hazard for the sake of the Second Amendment?
Today on Please Explain,senior culture writer Karl Quinn joins Nathanael Cooper to discuss the film Nitram and whether it should have been made.
MPs and relatives questioned how the gunman was able to legally hold a pump action shotgun despite mental health problems and a series of videos he posted online.
Mexico has filed a lawsuit against Smith&Wesson Brands,Glock and other major gun manufacturers,saying they “wreak havoc in Mexican society by persistently supplying a torrent of guns to the drug cartels”.
In his first Australian interview about his movie ahead of its premiere at Cannes,Justin Kurzel explains why he felt it had to be made.
US District Judge Roger Benitez compared the AR-15 rifle to a Swiss army knife,“a perfect combination of home defence weapon and homeland defence equipment”.
We honour the memory of that horrific day through continued vigilance to reduce firearm injury and death in our community.
The US is already on edge over a surge in shootings after a gunman killed eight workers and himself at an Indianapolis FedEx centre last week.