Study: More Than Half Of Firearm Murders Occur In Just 2% Of Counties—Mostly Blue

While anti-gun advocates shrilly scream about runaway crime and the need for more gun control laws, violent crime rates are actually at a near all-time low. Meanwhile, a recent study by the Crime Prevention Research Center shows that the majority of murders committed with firearms come in just a ...

By Mark Chesnut •

The Social Utility of Firearms, Revisited

The social utility of firearms extends far beyond self-defense. From preventing violent crime and protecting innocent lives to preserving individual liberty, lawful gun ownership provides benefits that deserve recognition in the debate over firearms and the Second Amendment.

By Chuck Michel •

CPRC Data Shows Armed Citizens Stop More Than One-Third Of Active Shooter Incidents

New analysis from John Lott's Crime Prevention Research Center challenges FBI active-shooter statistics, reporting that armed citizens stopped 36.6% of incidents between 2014 and 2025. The post CPRC Data Shows Armed Citizens Stop More Than One-Third Of Active Shooter Incidents appeared first on ...

By Mark Chesnut •

32-Year-Old Glendale Loss Prevention Worker Shoots and Kills Man Who Investigators Say Reached for a 9mm After Being Told to Leave Beauty Supply Store for Smoking Pills

Glendale, AZ loss prevention worker shot and killed a man investigators say reached for a 9mm after being told to leave the store. Read the original story: 32-Year-Old Glendale Loss Prevention Worker Shoots and Kills Man Who Investigators Say Reached for a 9mm After Being Told to Leave Beauty Sup...

By Luke McCoy •

Chicago Violence Prevention Worker Accused of Attempting to Carjack Lyft Driver

A man reportedly associated with Chicago CRED, an organization involved in preventing violence in high-crime neighborhoods, faces felony charges after allegedly attacking a female Lyft driver and attempting to steal her vehicle. The post Chicago Violence Prevention Worker Accused of Attempting to...

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