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“The Daily Show” on Thursday revealed what will likely be a devastating blow to right-wingers who claim students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School are actually “crisis actors” hired to parrot Democratic talking points.

White House Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah on Thursday said that President Donald Trump wanted to re-brand "active shooter drills" because the name could frighten children.

President Donald Trump on Thursday insisted that White House Chief of Staff John Kelly could personally stop any school shooting if he were a teacher armed with a gun.

The View co-hosts Ann Navarro and Meghan McCain on Thursday battled about the best way to prevent school shootings.

CNN’s John Berman on Thursday slammed National Rifle Association leader Wayne LaPierre after his ‘combative, acerbic, conspiratorial speech' at the Conservative Political Action Conference.

NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch on Thursday accused the mainstream media of "loving" to making money off of mass shootings and "crying mothers."

National Rifle Association chief Wayne LaPierre on Thursday attacked rank-and-file FBI agents for not doing enough to undermine their own leadership -- and he called on them to mount a "resistance" to their leaders to prove their patriotism.

The NRA blamed the "mainstream media" for encouraging gun violence by interviewing the survivors of the latest school massacre -- and MSNBC's Joe Scarborough said the group's leadership should be held liable when a reporter was inevitably harmed.

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student Sam Zeif on Thursday tore apart President Donald Trump's proposal to solve school shootings by arming some teachers with guns.

The annual Conservative Political Action Conference opens Friday, when Vice President Mike Pence, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and others will address the gathering.

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway on Thursday blasted critics of President Donald Trump for focusing on his plan to arm teachers in an effort to prevent school shootings.

A grieving father who emotionally confronted Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) about gun safety said his daughter's rights were "terminated" by a gunman wielding a weapon of war at a Florida school.