Natalie Allison from POLITICO explains why swing states could derail the debate on guns.

In the wake of the mass shootings last weekend, the Atlantic's Russell Berman details the progress that Red Flag laws are making on Capitol Hill, and how they could do a great deal to help curb future tragedies.

The nation reels from two mass shootings in one weekend, warning signs for a possible economic slowdown and the Army soldier hailed as a hero in El Paso.

Maureen Groppe from USA Today breaks down what's in the latest gun control bills being brought to a vote this week.

Now in control of Congress Democrats are more willing to press a gun-control agenda. Kristina Peterson from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Listen as The Washington Times' Jeff Mordock explains to Gordon how banned gun buyers routinely beat background checks, and even when they're caught, they're rarely prosecuted.

Advocates are saying that gun control needs to start on the campaign trial. Bridget Bowman from Roll Call has the story.

A "Glimmer of hope" seen for compromise in U.S. gun control bill, Hillary Clinton blasts Donald Trumps business records and a look at the role that Donald Trump's children play in his campaign as it snags.

Zusha Elinson from The Wall Street Journal discusses the mass shooting survival courses that many Americans have taken in the wake of the tragedies in San Bernardino and Charleston.

Obama faces questions on gun policy at town hall, Dow tumbles nearly 400 points on China worries and the Packers' love affair with romantic comedies.

Seeking momentum on gun control, Obama to take case to public, how Bill Cosby could hide another side of his personality, and flight attendant is praised after calming a crying baby on a plane.

The Atlantic's Adam Chandler on how President Obama is taking a different approach regarding guns after the Charleston church murders.