Most teachers think schools would be less safe if they were armed, a poll found. Teachers also didn’t think shootings were the biggest safety threat.
Author: Jeanine Santucci, USA TODAY
Mother of Aderrien Murray, 11-year-old boy shot by Mississippi police, files lawsuit
The suit accuses Officer Greg Capers of failing to assess the situation to respond appropriately before firing his weapon.
Gun violence rages with at least 20 mass shootings recorded over Memorial Day Weekend
The Gun Violence Archive logged 20 incidents in which at least four people were injured or killed, not including the shooters.
VP Harris becomes 1st woman to give a commencement speech at West Point. It was founded 200+ years ago.
Harris is the first woman and person of color to serve as the vice president of the U.S. About one-quarter of the West Point student body are women.
Heading to the beach? These US beaches will be dangerous or gross this holiday weekend.
While Americans flock to beaches to celebrate the unofficial start of summer this weekend, they might face bad weather or bothersome seaweed.
Brian Laundrie’s mother wrote him letter saying she would help ‘dispose of a body’: Reports
A letter that said “burn after reading” written by the mother of Brian Laundrie, who killed Gabby Petito, was ordered released to Petito’s parents.
Georgia man recently released from prison for bank robbery tried to rob the bank again, then turned himself in
A Georgia man recently released from prison for robbing a bank a decade ago tried to rob the bank again, then turned himself in, officials said.
Group of ‘violent’ cell phone robbers stole a fortune from AT&T stores, get stiff prison terms
A group of robbers stole hundreds of thousands of dollars of cell phones and other electronics from AT&T stores in Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Hoax shooting at Massachusetts school caused chaos. Then a cop mistakenly fired a gun.
An officer responding to a hoax active shooter call at a Massachusetts prep school inadvertently made the situation worse by accidentally firing a gun.
Mississippi transgender teen will miss high school graduation after being told to dress like a boy
A Mississippi high school can prohibit a transgender teen from attending graduation in clothes that align with her gender identity, a judge ruled.