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Big changes coming to Nevada voter registration include the ability to register on Election Day, or be signed up automatically when you visit the Department of Motor Vehicles. (Marg Johnson VA/Twenty20)

NV Progressives Tout 2019 Session Achievements, Look to Future

Wednesday, June 26, 2019

LAS VEGAS - Some of the biggest names in Nevada state politics met with progressive activists and dozens of members of the public on Tuesday night to ...Read More

Twenty states now have tougher gun laws, with nine legislative bills signed into law by Republican governors. (act.everytown.org)

Minnesotans Join 'National Gun Violence Awareness Day'

Friday, June 7, 2019

ST. PAUL, Minn. – Every day, at least 100 Americans die from gun violence, but advocates for tougher gun laws say they're making slow but ...Read More

A new report says restorative-justice programs for young people work better to reduce repeat offenses and cost considerably less than traditional prosecution, incarceration and probation. (Los Angeles Youth Justice Coalition)

Report: Restorative Justice for Juveniles Works Better Than Jail Time

Thursday, May 30, 2019

OAKLAND, Calif. – When a juvenile is accused of a crime, making them face the victim, take responsibility and make amends works better than ...Read More

Igor Volsky with the group Guns Down America spoke at a town hall meeting Monday night in Flint. (Sam Inglot/Progress Michigan)

Town Hall Tonight in Lansing to Tackle Gun-Violence Prevention

Tuesday, May 14, 2019

LANSING, Mich. — The public is invited to a town hall meeting about reducing gun violence scheduled tonight in Lansing. It's part of a 20-city ...Read More

According to its most recent publicly available tax returns, the National Rifle Association is millions of dollars in the red, for the second straight year. (Pixabay)

The NRA, In the Red and In Crisis

Monday, April 29, 2019

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The National Rifle Association's leadership is in turmoil, it's in serious financial trouble and is suing an important ...Read More

Thousands of students crowded the Indiana Statehouse for the 2018 March for Our Lives Rally. (We LIVE, Inc.)

Indiana Students Continue to March for 'Their' Lives

Thursday, February 28, 2019

INDIANAPOLIS – Nearly a year after a massive national anti-gun violence event, students in Indiana are continuing their fight. A "March for Our ...Read More

Sandra Jaregui, a survivor of the Las Vegas shooting, speaks at a press conference Tuesday for supporters of stricter gun-sale background checks. (Annette Magnus)

Impassioned Debate on Background-Check Law for NV Gun Sales

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

CARSON CITY, Nev. - Dozens of Nevadans on all sides of the gun debate testified Tuesday in a daylong hearing before a joint session of the state ...Read More

At 82 minutes, President Donald Trump's 2019 State of the Union address was long, but the record for the longest such address is held by President Bill Clinton. (WhiteHouse.gov)

Progressive Groups Find Little to Like in State Of Union

Wednesday, February 6, 2019

CARSON CITY, Nev. - As expected, progressive groups slammed President Donald Trump's lengthy State of the Union speech Tuesday night, calling it ...Read More

Supporters say stronger background checks are needed to keep weapons out of the hands of dangerous individuals. (Brett Hondow/Pixabay)

Will 2019 Bring Gun Reform in Congress?

Monday, January 14, 2019

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohioans in favor of stronger gun laws are optimistic the new Congress will move swiftly to pass new universal background-check ...Read More

A report commissioned by the Utah Legislature finds that simple steps such as trigger locks could prevent many of the state�s firearm suicides. (Wikimedia Commons)<br /><br />

Utah Lawmakers Seek to Slow Growing Rate of Firearm Suicides

Monday, November 19, 2018

SALT LAKE CITY — A new study finds that 85 percent of deaths involving firearms in Utah are suicides. And state officials hope to use that data ...Read More

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