Guns

Harvard University ordered people to "shelter in place" on Sunday after a suspect fired shots near a Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) stop.

The university utilized its emergency alert system to disseminate information about the lockdown.

Police in Dallas were investigating a possible shooting at a high school on Tuesday.

A spokesperson for the Dallas Police confirmed to the Dallas Morning News that gunfire was reported at Wilmer-Hutchins High School.

A conservative federal judge was criticized by his colleagues after he went rogue and posted a dissent in a gun law case on YouTube.

In a 147-page ruling on Thursday, a 7-4 panel of judges upheld California's ban on large gun magazines.

Police in Washington, D.C., reportedly swarmed the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) headquarters after a gunman fired shots outside the building.

According to The U.S. Sun, there was a "massive" police presence outside CIA headquarters, where SWAT teams shut down nearby roads around the campus.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) told a British journalist he would "kill" right-wing broadcaster Tucker Carlson if he ever saw him, according to the reporter.

The remark came after Steven Edginton of GBNews interviewed Crenshaw. The reporter shared a clip of the interview on Monday.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) said she expects Democrats to impeach President Donald Trump again — and warned that members of the opposition party would "kill" Republicans with a firing squad if they could.

During an interview after Trump's inauguration on Monday, host Steve Bannon asked Greene about the possibility of a future impeachment.

Erik Prince, founder of Blackwater USA, called for arsonists in California to be "shot on sight" by vigilantes.

During a Monday interview on the right-wing War Room podcast, host Steve Bannon asked Prince if enough military forces had been deployed to help keep order as California faces wildfires.

Security guards have made the list of fastest-growing jobs for the first time in the wake of the assassination of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

The social media platform LinkedIn released its 2025 report on "Jobs on the Rise," which shows security guards climbing to the top 10, and experts say demand for private security may climb even higher as business leaders fear for their own safety following the CEO's killing in broad daylight, reported Fortune.

Criminal defense attorney and former Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Mark Bederow believes that prosecutors in the Luigi Mangione case have already made a significant "mistake."

In an editorial published by the New York Times, Bederow argues that adding terrorism-related charges to the Mangione prosecution was a significant error that could jeopardize what should have been a straightforward murder conviction in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

The New York City Police Department this week posted a photo on its X account of two officers loading United Health CEO shooting suspect Luigi Mangione onto a plane that transported him from Pennsylvania to New York.

However, many of the NYPD's followers informed the department that they did themselves no favors with the photo op, as they said it only made Mangione into more of a sympathetic figure.

Rep. James Comer (R-KY), chairman of the House Oversight Committee, said his constituents would use their "Second Amendment capabilities" to shoot down drones flying in Kentucky.

During a Monday interview on Newsmax, host Chris Salcedo told Comer, with no evidence, that "incompetent boobs in charge of the United States" may have allowed a nuclear device into the country.