Guns

During a discussion about the activism expressed at , commentator Angela Rye refused to let the National Rifle Association off the hook for being out of touch with Americans.

Utica College in upstate New York ordered students to shelter in place on Monday after it received threats from a person saying he was armed with a weapon, school and police officials said.

The vice chairman of the Republican Party in Cobb County, Georgia promoted a video that claims the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida was faked.

In Sunday's "Last Week Tonight," host John Oliver did a hard-hitting report and commentary on the National Rifle Association.

Singer, songwriter Common joined Andra Day singing "Stand up for Something" with a powerful message to feminists, DREAMers and the Parkland, Florida community fighting the NRA.

Today is a tough day for NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch.

Former Attorney General of Ohio, Marc Dann, was a state senator before winning office as thew third most-powerful politician in the state in 2007. He resigned a year later, after sexual harassment allegations involving Dann and his staff, and an extramarital affair with a subordinate, surfaced. Since then, he's been a lawyer in Cleveland.

An Ohio mom was arrested after her 8-year-old son shot his 4-year-old sister.

An event facility in Lakeland, Florida, is under fire as parents attending the girls basketball high school state finals were stunned to see gun owners using the facility too while openly carrying assault rifles and shotguns.

Republican state senator Kelli Stargel lectured her fellow Florida lawmakers and constituents during a special session Saturday, taking to the floor to deliver a speech in which she advocated against gun control, against banning assault weapons, against allowing local towns and cities to make their own laws to restrict guns, while arguing in favor of arming teachers. Senator Stargel also attacked those who mock the "thoughts and prayers" she offers when there is yet another mass shooting.

In a interview that occasionally spiraled into chaos, MSNBC host Joy Reid peppered a Florida congressman about his knowledge of gun laws and the history of restrictions on weapons, that turned into a shouting match with the congressman.

Appearing on "AM Joy," the father of a teen who was killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida scalded Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) for using Twitter to attack the teens and families affected by the shooting that killed 17.

During the "Overtime" portion of the HBO's "Real Time," former Attorney General Eric Holder engaged Parkland survivor David Hogg in a fascinating discussion on how the NRA has manipulated gun laws in the U.S., with Holder giving the teen some tips for fighting back.