Violence Policy Center

Research, Investigation, Analysis & Advocacy for a Safer America

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The Impact of Gun Violence
Regulating the Gun Industry
- - - Guns are the only consumer product manufactured in the United States that are not subject to federal health and safety regulation. This unique exemption has allowed the firearms industry to innovate for lethality rather than safety. We deserve, and demand, gun industry accountability.
      
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  - - Firearms and Accessories
  - - Regulate Firearms Like Other Consumer Products
      - Gun Product Safety Notices
      - Gun Deaths Compared to Motor Vehicle Deaths
    - Federal Firearms Licenses (FFLs)
  - - Firearms Marketing
    - Gun Trafficking to Mexico
Investigating the Gun Lobby
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VPC in the News

October 1, 2017
· The State

Suspect in stabbing death of SC mother had 2 recent domestic violence charges
September 30, 2017
· Santa Fe New Mexican

New Mexico’s rate of women killed by men among nation’s worst
September 28, 2017
· Los Angeles Sentinel

Study Released in Advance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October
September 27, 2017
· Associated Press

South Carolina ranks 5th in nation of women killed by men
September 27, 2017
· ktnv.com

Nevada has nation’s 2nd highest rate of women killed by men
September 27, 2017
· The Root

O.J. Simpson’s Record of Domestic Abuse Not Considered in Nev. Parole Hearing
September 27, 2017
· mynews4.com

Nevada ranked 2nd in the nation for men killing women
September 26, 2017
· goupstate.com

Local leaders tout new efforts to take on domestic cases after S.C. ranks high for violence against women
September 26, 2017
· Aiken Standard

Tragedy, hope for S.C. women
September 26, 2017
· ktvn.com

Nevada Ranks Second Highest in Country for Rate of Women Murdered by Men
September 26, 2017
· Greenville Journal

SC still ranked high in domestic violence
September 26, 2017
· knpr.org

Report: Nevada Second-Highest Rate Of Women Murdered By Men
September 25, 2017
· wtvq.com

Kentucky ranks 8th in nation in rate of women murdered by men
September 25, 2017
· The Post and Courier

Tragedy, hope for S.C. women
September 25, 2017
· wdrb.com

STUDY: Kentucky has nation’s 8th highest rate of women killed by men
September 25, 2017
· Reno Gazette-Journal

Just how dangerous is Nevada for women? New report paints a grim picture
September 23, 2017
· Greer Today

S.C. maintains top national rate of women murdered by men
September 23, 2017
· Greenville News

Report: South Carolina a top 5 state for women killed by men
September 23, 2017
· Common Dreams

The Silent Terrorism on Our Doorsteps
September 23, 2017
· heraldonline.com

SC places fifth in study on which states see the most women killed by men
September 22, 2017
· The Post and Courier

South Carolina rate of men killing women ticks up, advocates see reason to hope for change
September 22, 2017
· newschannel9.com

Violence Policy Center: Tennessee 4th in nation for rate of women killed by men
September 22, 2017
· kalb.com

Louisiana ranks third in the nation for most female murder victims
September 22, 2017
· fox17.com

Violence Policy Center: Tennessee 4th in nation for rate of women killed by men
September 22, 2017
· Charleston City Paper

The Agenda: County will pay $33 million to settle N. Chs. suit; Feds subpoena nuclear docs
September 22, 2017
· Greensburg Daily News

Black lives squandered
September 21, 2017
· fox13memphis.com

Study says Tennessee ranked #4 in the nation for the rate of women murdered by men
September 21, 2017
· wibw.com

Study: Kansas ranks 7th in rate of women murdered by men
September 21, 2017
· wbir.com

Tennessee ranks 4th in U.S. for women killed by men
September 21, 2017
· York Daily Record

He wasn’t allowed to have a gun, but he killed his York County girlfriend, fired at police
September 21, 2017
· counton2.com

SC #5 state for women murdered by men, says study
September 21, 2017
· The Herald Bulletin

Black lives squandered in violence
September 18, 2017
· Maryville Daily Forum

NRA’s Eddie Eagle urges kids to ‘run’ from guns
September 16, 2017
· The Post and Courier

Domestic violence survivors, supporters raise over $4,000 for victims during Hope Walk in Charleston
September 14, 2017
· Public News Service

First-Ever Abuse Hotline Open for New Mexico Native Americans
September 11, 2017
· Las Vegas Sun

Brutal homicides put domestic violence top of mind for Las Vegas community
September 9, 2017
· The Meridian Star

Care Lodge extends hand to rural domestic violence victims
August 29, 2017
· The New American

LA City Council to End Its Ban on “Ultra-compact” Handguns
August 29, 2017
· Racked

The Growing Business of Concealed Carry Accessories
August 28, 2017
· Los Angeles Times

L.A. is poised to roll back its ban on ‘ultracompact’ guns
August 24, 2017
· The Huffington Post

Kids Are Learning Combat And Sniper Skills At ‘Military Disneyland’ Summer Camps
August 2, 2017
· gizmodo.com

This Trigger-Happy Glove Lets You Simulate Machine Gun Fire, But How Is It Legal?
August 1, 2017
· nbcmontana.com

Advocates against domestic violence offer tips, support after Bozeman murder-suicide
July 23, 2017
· watchdog.org

Federal lawmakers seek to deregulate gun silencers
July 16, 2017
· Tulsa World

Tulsa judge doesn’t want dust to collect on the guide to improve protect orders for battered victims
July 15, 2017
· The Huffington Post

The NRA Wants To Solve Domestic Violence By Arming Victims. It Probably Won’t Work.
July 14, 2017
· Orlando Sentinel

Fewer guns that are harder to get: Aim for stronger laws
July 9, 2017
· Lehigh Valley Opinion

More guns in schools? No thanks
July 8, 2017
· Salt Lake Tribune

Op-ed: More silencers will make gun violence more likely
July 7, 2017
· Charlotte Observer

Did elderly Charlotte man murder his wife of 33 years – or was it a mercy killing?

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