America's gun culture kills hundreds every day. Is 2nd amendment worth the lives lost? Here's the data - World News
ShootingTracker.com | Library of Congress
America's gun violence problem by the numbers | South Central Illinois' News, Sports and Weather Station
We're 164 days into 2016. We've had 133 mass shootings.
Facts and Statistics – Ohio Coalition Against Gun Violence
Gun Violence Archive: How a tiny non-profit with no full-time employees became the foremost tracker of gun violence | CNN
Deadly road rage shootings hit record high in 2021, data suggests
The Kentucky gun owner who developed his own count of gun violence in the US | Gun crime | The Guardian
Amid Successive Mass Shootings, America Is No Closer To Passing Gun Control Laws - Australian Institute of International Affairs - Australian Institute of International Affairs
Guns in the US: The statistics behind the violence - BBC News
Mass shootings in the US have risen sharply in 2020 – why?
Past Summary Ledgers | Gun Violence Archive
Gun violence in the United States - Wikipedia
America's gun exceptionalism, by the numbers - The Washington Post
Daily Bulletin: Gun Deaths Increased in 2017, Gun Violence Archive Data Show
The Gun Violence Archive on Twitter: "BREAKING: The United States has officially eclipsed its highest yearly total for mass shootings since we began collecting gun violence data in 2013. -2014: 271 -2015:
The Gun Violence Archive (@GunDeaths) / Twitter
Statistics show that mass shooting events are on the rise in the US | Lockton
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America's gun violence problem by the numbers - ABC News
Infographic: How many mass shootings took place in US in 2022? | Infographic News | Al Jazeera
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Mass shootings are rising in recent years, prompting officials to call for ways to defuse tensions - The Washington Post
Gun Violence Archive - "A least 15,292 people were fatally shot in 2019, excluding suicides, according to data gathered by Gun Violence Archive, a nonprofit that tracks shootings. That's a roughly three
